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Power Mac G4 Cube Q&A (G4 Cube FAQ) @ EveryMac.com
With the Power Mac G4 Cube Q&A you can get answers to all of your Power Mac G4 Cube questions. Questions ranging from "How do you replace or upgrade the hard drive in the Power Mac G4 Cube? Does the Power Mac G4 Cube support 'big drives'?" to "Is it possible to 'hack' the Power Mac G4 Cube to support a different graphics card? Which graphics cards can you install?" and everything in between are covered in-depth.
Please note that the Power Mac G4 Cube was placed on "indefinite hold" on July 3, 2001, and the Power Mac G4 Cube Q&A was largely rewritten and "archived" on May 26, 2009.
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Most Frequently Asked Power Mac G4 Cube Q&As:
How do you upgrade the RAM in the Power Mac G4 Cube? How much RAM of what type does the Power Mac G4 Cube support?
Is it possible to "hack" the Power Mac G4 Cube to support a different graphics card? Which graphics cards can you install?
Can you upgrade the processor in the Power Mac G4 Cube? How is the Power Mac G4 Cube processor mounted?
Is there a "hack" to make MacOS X 10.5 "Leopard" run on the Power Mac G4 Cube?
How do you replace or upgrade the hard drive in the Power Mac G4 Cube? Does the Power Mac G4 Cube support "big drives"?
Is it true that the Power Mac G4 Cube never was discontinued?
What AirPort capabilities are provided by the Power Mac G4 Cube? How do you install an AirPort module? Are third-party options available?
What are the differences between the Power Mac G4 Cube models?
How do you add Bluetooth to a Power Mac G4 Cube without internal support?
Was the Power Mac G4 Cube the first "cube" Apple system?
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