Bad idea to add more drives in a computer that was not designed for them. Just go to TigerDirect and buy a new SATA hard drive. This 1.5 Terabyte model should be enough for just about everything you have or ever will have:
Stay away from unauthorized 3rd party mods. Generally, unless it is approved by Apple, you will have a very bad experience.
Unsubstantiated FUD. My PowerMac has had five internal drives for five years now without problems. You'd have us buy Apple ram at $1000 for 4Gb. All that is Apple is not always golden.
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Unsubstantiated FUD. My PowerMac has had five internal drives for five years now without problems. You'd have us buy Apple ram at $1000 for 4Gb. All that is Apple is not always golden.
I was not talking about components; after all, I just recommended a third-party 1 TB hard drive. I use standard Kingston RAM all the time. I was talking about modifications to the basic way the computer works, ie "New!!! Add 15 DVD burners to your G5 and hack the ROM to play BluRay discs!" Not "New! DDR3 RAM! Works with Mac!". See what I'm getting at?
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