Toggle navigation
All Forums
Recent Posts
Sign In
How to test a Powermac?
qq
Posted:
December 7, 2001 3:53AM
in
Genius Bar
edited January 2014
I want to buy a secondhand Powermac G4 but how can I see if the secondhand Powermac G4 is working fine?
How can I see if for example the hard disk isn't damaged? Or if the graphics card isn't damaged?
many thanks
QQ
Comments
Reply 1 of 3
allinone
Posts:
279
member
December 9, 2001 4:17PM
[quote]Originally posted by qq:
<strong>I want to buy a secondhand Powermac G4 but how can I see if the secondhand Powermac G4 is working fine?
How can I see if for example the hard disk isn't damaged? Or if the graphics card isn't damaged?
many thanks
QQ</strong><hr></blockquote>
Norton Utilities has an application "System Info" that will check the drive.
It will also bench mark the video. That might be your best bet.
To test the processor/RAM I've read elsewhere that people run Graphing Calculator overnight...
hope this helps.
Reply 2 of 3
king chung huang
Posts:
343
member
December 9, 2001 5:14PM
The Apple Hardware Test CD is probably your best bet.
Reply 3 of 3
logan cale
Posts:
1,281
member
December 9, 2001 5:27PM
Push the power button. Use it.
J/K, do what they said above. Yeah, obey them.
Sign In
or
Register
to comment.
Comments
<strong>I want to buy a secondhand Powermac G4 but how can I see if the secondhand Powermac G4 is working fine?
How can I see if for example the hard disk isn't damaged? Or if the graphics card isn't damaged?
many thanks
QQ</strong><hr></blockquote>
Norton Utilities has an application "System Info" that will check the drive.
It will also bench mark the video. That might be your best bet.
To test the processor/RAM I've read elsewhere that people run Graphing Calculator overnight...
hope this helps.
J/K, do what they said above. Yeah, obey them.