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Upgrading Powerbook logic board
Hello,
I have a 5-ish year old 667Mhz Powerbook G4 DVI. It is definitely starting to show its age, and I could get a 1GHz logic board relatively inexpensively. Would this work, provided that the new board is from a G4 Titanium and also has the DVI?
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