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Old hot rodders had a saying: "The only substitute for cubic inches is more cubic inches." That may be true for hot rods, but in the computer world...the only substitute for ram memory is more ram memory.

Make no mistake, the most important thing you can do to improve the performance of your Power Mac G5 is add more ram. Unless the ram slots of your G5 are already maxed out, no other add-on will provide as much performance improvement as a ram increase.

Don't assume just any memory will work, however. Different versions of the G5 utilize different ram chips, and even chips that meet the published specifications have been known to cause problems. To avoid frustration, only ram designed to meet Apple's strict guidelines should be used. That doesn't mean you have to buy ram from Apple -- OEM ram chips are generally more expensive than third-party modules. Just make sure you buy from a vendor who guarantees that their ram chips will work correctly in a Power Mac G5.

You could pay a technician to install new memory, but the task of adding DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module) chips to a G5 is quite simple. Generally, it only takes a few minutes, even if you take your time.

The original Power Mac G5 units shipped with a meager 512MB ram, barely enough to run OS X, let alone get some work done. Time to fix that with a ram upgrade.

Make sure you are well grounded

Start by turning off the machine and disconnecting all cables except the power cord. Before you disconnect the power cable, touch the PCI access covers on the back of the case to dissipate any static electricity.

Some vendors include a grounding strap with new memory orders. If you don't have access to a ground strap, you have to be very cautious about static electricity. A static charge can do bad things to your new memory chips, as well as internal computer components. You should be safe by following the recommendation to touch the metal chassis with the power off and the computer plugged in.

Opening the Power Mac G5 case

Unplug the power cord before proceeding. Open the case by lifting the lever on the back of the machine. This allows you to lift off the aluminum side panel from the computer enclosure.

Once you remove the side panel, you can remove the clear plastic air deflector. NOTE: the deflector is necessary to properly cool the G5, so don't misplace it.

The beauty of the G5 case is that no tools are required to access most of the components. The ram sockets are located behind the processor fan assembly. To gain access the sockets, simply grasp the handle on the fan assembly and slide it toward you until it comes free.

With the fans removed, you have full access to the motherboard mounted sockets. Some G5 models feature 8 sockets, while others have only 4. The basic G5 512MB ram configuration shipped with two 256MB chips installed.

The late 2005 Power Mac G5 towers can recognize ram chips as large as 2GB and feature 8 sockets, providing a maximum of 16GB memory. All other models of the G5 towers only recognize memory modules of 1GB, 512MB or 246MB. If you own an early model with 8 slots, this means you can install a maximum of 8GB of memory, while the 4 socket models will restrict you to 4GB.

Memory must be installed in pairs

On all versions of the Power Mac G5, you must install memory in pairs. There is a top bank of sockets and a lower bank. When you install a ram module in the top bank, you must install the exact same size memory chip in the corresponding socket of the lower bank.

If there are empty slots on the mother board, you can populate these with your new ram chips. In cases where all the sockets are filled with smaller capacity chips, these will need to be removed in order to install larger modules. With the current low price of memory, it makes little sense to install anything but the largest capacity chips: 2GB modules for the late 2005 models, 1GB modules for all others.

If you are removing smaller chips, unclip the locking tabs and press downward on the tabs. This will force the old DIMMs out of the socket. To install new chips, line up the notches with the corresponding pins in the socket and push the chip straight down. The DIMM modules are engineered to fit into the memory slots in only one direction.

Lock your new ram chips in place

If the chip is inserted correctly, pushing the chip down will force the locking tabs to swing up and secure the module in place. It is good practice to manually push on the tabs to make sure they are in the fully locked position.

Repeat this process for the lower bank and the basic installation is complete. Reinstall the fan assembly, the air deflector and the aluminum side plate. Reinstall the cables and power cord.

When you press the power button, if everything is installed correctly, you should hear the familiar Macintosh start up chime. Wait for the machine to finish the start up process and then click on the "About this Mac" under the Apple Logo in the menu bar. The Memory field should reflect the newly installed memory.

For a step-by-step photo walk-through demonstrating how to install Ram Memory in the Power Mac G5, see Tom Bonner's Power Mac G5 Upgrade lens on Squidoo.

Tom Bonner is the author of the Sony Alpha DSLR - A300/A350 Digital Field Guide, published by Wiley Publishing. A photographer for more than three decades, he offers photography and web design services to clients in the Charlotte, NC area

Solar Modules

Photovoltaic (PV) solar panels use solar cells to convert light from the sun directly into electricity. At Innovative Solar Solutions, we carry and stock most of the major brands, including Sharp Solar, Kyocera Solar, BP Solar, Evergreen Solar, SolarWorld, Kaneka, Uni-Solar, Suntech , Sanyo, Day4 and OEM Solar modules.

The three most common types of solar panels are Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline, and Amorphous:

Monocrystalline - made from a single large crystal, cut from ingots. Most efficient, but also the most expensive. Somewhat better in low light conditions.

Polycrystalline - cast blocks of silicon which may contain many small crystals, the most common type right now. Slightly less efficient than single crystal, but once set into a frame with 35 or so other cells, the actual difference in watts per square foot is not much.

Amorphous (also called thin film) - the silicon is spread directly on large plates or flexible laminates.They are cheaper to produce, but often much less efficient, which means larger panels for the same power. Uni-Solar is one example.

The differences between the two module types - crystalline and amorphous- really show up in their sunlight-to-electricity conversion efficiencies and power densities. Crystalline modules require less space than thin-film modules for the same amount of power—thin-film is less efficient in the conversion of sunlight to electricity.

Single- and multicrystalline modules have typical conversion efficiencies between 12% and 17%. But thin-film technologies can have half that, ranging from 6% to 8%. Thinfilm modules take up about twice as much space to generate an equivalent amount of energy compared to crystalline
modules.

Besides power density, there are two key differences in performance between crystalline and thin-film technologies. The first is impact of cell temperature on power production. The second is initial module power stabilization.

All PV modules experience a reduction in power with increasing cell temperature. For example, at 100°F, our sample crystalline module will produce approximately 6% less power than its STC rating. This effect is less pronounced for thin-film PV technologies—our example a-Si thin-film module would produce only 2% less power. While you can reduce cell temperature by allowing adequate air flow around any module, PV cells sitting out in the sun will still get hot—so thin-film a-Si modules might be a good choice for warm climates, especially if there’s plenty of room for the larger array.

Amorphous silicon modules take 6 to 12 months to reach their stable, rated output, whereas crystalline modules stabilize right away. So a-Si modules will show 20% to 25% higher-than-rated production at first. While that sounds like a bonus, this initial additional output must be considered in system design (for selecting wire sizes, charge controllers, and inverters). For example, if the final design indicates a 15 A circuit, the initial extra output might require accommodating 20 A. After this stabilization, thin-film modules degrade at similar rates to crystalline, about 0.5% to 1.0% per year.

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