L ldebarros macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 29, 2008 1 0 St. Augustine Dec 29, 2008 #1 I have a mac mini G4 with a 1.42 GHZ processor and the hard drive died. I also have an old G4 "Quicksilver with a 867 mhz processor. What would it take to take the processor out of the mini and put it into the G4.
I have a mac mini G4 with a 1.42 GHZ processor and the hard drive died. I also have an old G4 "Quicksilver with a 867 mhz processor. What would it take to take the processor out of the mini and put it into the G4.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Aug 13, 2006 16,044 4 1 Geostationary Tower Plaza Dec 29, 2008 #2 I'm fairly certain you can't do that.
S Synthabusion macrumors newbie Nov 2, 2007 29 0 Dec 29, 2008 #3 I don't know the ins & outs of the mini design but wouldn't it be easier to just install a new hard drive?
I don't know the ins & outs of the mini design but wouldn't it be easier to just install a new hard drive?
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Aug 13, 2006 16,044 4 1 Geostationary Tower Plaza Dec 29, 2008 #4 Synthabusion said: I don't know the ins & outs of the mini design but wouldn't it be easier to just install a new hard drive? Click to expand... Hang on, whoa, what the. Changing the processor will do NOTHING for the broken hard drive. Get a new hard drive, leave the incompatible and meaningless processors alone.
Synthabusion said: I don't know the ins & outs of the mini design but wouldn't it be easier to just install a new hard drive? Click to expand... Hang on, whoa, what the. Changing the processor will do NOTHING for the broken hard drive. Get a new hard drive, leave the incompatible and meaningless processors alone.
7031 macrumors 6502 Apr 6, 2007 479 0 England Dec 29, 2008 #5 The processor in the Mac Mini is soldered on.