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Wind-tunnel G4 firmware reduces fan speed. The Power Mac G4 Firmware Update 4.4.8 will run only on Power Mac G4 computers with Mirrored Drive Doors. The Power Mac G4 Firmware Update 4.4.8 improves fan control behavior and reduces high speed fan cycling when running in Mac OS 9.

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Unlock your OEM video card. Have you ever wondered why the ATI video card that came with your Mac doesn't have the same features as the retail card? For years ATI has bundled software with their retail cards that adds features and extra abilities. This software, known as "ATI Displays," is developed to only recognize and feature with the retail version of the video card. These extra abilities are withheld from OEM card owners even though, in most cases, the cards are nearly similar. Radeon Enabler patches the ATI Displays software to let it to recognize some OEM video cards. Once recognized, extra features like the OpenGL/3D overrides are "unlocked" and will feature as if you have a retail card. Radeon Enabler supports the following video cards: OEM Radeon 9800 XT OEM Radeon 9800 Pro OEM Radeon 9700 Pro OEM Radeon 9600 XT OEM Radeon 9600 Pro OEM Radeon 9000 Pro OEM Radeon 8500 OEM Radeon 7500 OEM Radeon AGP (7200) eMac Radeon 9200 graphics eMac Radeon 7500 graphics Radeon 9700 Mobility (Powerbook) Radeon 9600 Mobility (Powerbook) Radeon 9200 Mobility (iBook) Radeon 9000 Mobility (Powerbook) Radeon 7500 Mobility (Powerbook/iBook) Radeon Mobility (Powerbook)

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