I love the G5 iMac. They break easy and bring in a lot of income, plus just three screws and you're into it. The Intel has to be gotten to via taking off the screen and putting those four hidden screws back in the LCD that are almost blind is a major pain. The G5 can be gotten into in under a minute. Diagnostics are simple, look for burn spot on the power supply, look for the bulging capacitors, look for the motherboard crack. The power supply is an easy repair. On the latter two you sell them a new Intel machine charge for removing the hard drive on the old machine, cleaning up the data, file migration and software updates. The customer is happy and you can part out the old machine and sell the parts on eBay. I love the G5, I just wouldn't want to own one.
I love the G5 iMac. They break easy and bring in a lot of income, plus just three screws and you're into it. The Intel has to be gotten to via taking off the screen and putting those four hidden screws back in the LCD that are almost blind is a major pain. The G5 can be gotten into in under a minute. Diagnostics are simple, look for burn spot on the power supply, look for the bulging capacitors, look for the motherboard crack. The power supply is an easy repair. On the latter two you sell them a new Intel machine charge for removing the hard drive on the old machine, cleaning up the data, file migration and software updates. The customer is happy and you can part out the old machine and sell the parts on eBay. I love the G5, I just wouldn't want to own one.
I like the G5 iMac. They break easy and bring in a lot of income, plus just three screws and you're into it. The Intel has to be gotten to via taking off the screen and putting those four hidden screws back in the LCD that are almost blind is a major pain. The G5 can be gotten into in under a minute. Diagnostics are simple, look for burn spot on the power supply, look for the bulging capacitors, look for the motherboard crack. The power supply is an easy repair. On the latter two you sell them a new Intel machine charge for removing the hard drive on the old machine, cleaning up the data, file migration and software updates. The customer is happy and you can part out the old machine and sell the parts on eBay. I love the G5, I just wouldn't want to own one.
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I love the G5 iMac. They break easy and bring in a lot of income, plus just three screws and you're into it. The Intel has to be gotten to via taking off the screen and putting those four hidden screws back in the LCD that are almost blind is a major pain. The G5 can be gotten into in under a minute. Diagnostics are simple, look for burn spot on the power supply, look for the bulging capacitors, look for the motherboard crack. The power supply is an easy repair. On the latter two you sell them a new Intel machine charge for removing the hard drive on the old machine, cleaning up the data, file migration and software updates. The customer is happy and you can part out the old machine and sell the parts on eBay. I love the G5, I just wouldn't want to own one.
I like the G5 iMac. They break easy and bring in a lot of income, plus just three screws and you're into it. The Intel has to be gotten to via taking off the screen and putting those four hidden screws back in the LCD that are almost blind is a major pain. The G5 can be gotten into in under a minute. Diagnostics are simple, look for burn spot on the power supply, look for the bulging capacitors, look for the motherboard crack. The power supply is an easy repair. On the latter two you sell them a new Intel machine charge for removing the hard drive on the old machine, cleaning up the data, file migration and software updates. The customer is happy and you can part out the old machine and sell the parts on eBay. I love the G5, I just wouldn't want to own one.