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I thought that you had a powermac g5, come to think of it you most likely just confused the title

but I thought that all sata II drives were backwards compatable with all sata I hardware
 
I thought that you had a powermac g5, come to think of it you most likely just confused the title

but I thought that all sata II drives were backwards compatible with all sata I hardware

Don't you remember, this is the iMac G5 he wanted to make into Intell one by swapping out the logicboard. Some SATA II drives don't down grade themselves to SATA I properly. WD drives are like this. I have a WD Green drive in my G5 that would refuse to work unless I set its jumpers to work in SATA I mode.
 
Don't you remember, this is the iMac G5 he wanted to make into Intell one by swapping out the logicboard. Some SATA II drives don't down grade themselves to SATA I properly. WD drives are like this. I have a WD Green drive in my G5 that would refuse to work unless I set its jumpers to work in SATA I mode.

I never said I wanted to make the iMac into an intell one.???

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I thought that you had a powermac g5, come to think of it you most likely just confused the title

I have an iMac and a PowerMac G5 and tons of other computers
Do not just insult me because of my past. I said nothing offensive to you.
 
I never said I wanted to make the iMac into an intell one.???

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I have an iMac and a PowerMac G5 and tons of other computers
Do not just insult me because of my past. I said nothing offensive to you.

fine, I will forbo your past and start fresh
 
'keeks please help.

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Would you recommend just getting a hard drive that is known to work?
 
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