Hello there iFixit community.
I recently bought a broken iBook G3 off of eBay and the seller claimed the iBook would play the classic start up chime and have no display.
Now I thought the iBook had the well known soldering issue, or had a bad LCD monitor, however when I took it apart, I discovered the iBook had no RAM.
Now this brings on the main question, because my "new" iBook has no RAM, is this what is stopping the display from appearing, or should I still attempt to find and solder the graphics chip?
Hello there iFixit community.
I recently bought a broken iBook G3 off of eBay and the seller claimed the iBook would play the classic start up chime and have no display.
Now I thought the iBook had the well known soldering issue, or had a bad LCD monitor, however when I took it apart, I discovered the iBook had no RAM.
Now this brings on the main question, because my "new" iBook has no RAM, is this what is stopping the display from appearing, or should I still attempt to find and solder the graphics chip?
Hello there iFixit community.
I recently bought a broken iBook G3 off of eBay and the seller claimed the iBook would play the classic start up chime and have no display.
Now I thought the iBook had the well known soldering issue, or had a bad LCD monitor, however when I took it apart, I discovered the iBook had no RAM.
Now this brings on the main question, because my "new" iBook has no RAM, is this what is stopping the display from appearing, or should I still attempt to find and solder the graphics chip?