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G4 Internal Modem/G3 Compatibilty

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G4 Internal Modem/G3 Compatibilty

G4 Internal Modem/G3 Compatibilty

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Can anyone tell me off the top of their head whether I can take an internal modem from a G4 tower and install it in a G3 Blue & White succesfully? Otherwise I will have to go off hunting obscure tech pages or worse still just try it and pray!!!

RE: G4 Internal Modem/G3 Compatibilty

Depends upon the G4's motherboard. I can't remember the "names" given to the board but the first G4's that hit the market I do think used the G3 Blue/White's modem. The modem was long, slender with a (approx) one inch white connector on it.
The newer G4's have a completly different modem which could not be used.
Hope this info helps. ptswolfman@home.com
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