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      <title>The Watercooled PowerMac G5 Rebuilding Conundrum</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>This &ldquo;Quad Core&rdquo; PowerMac G5 rebuild has had a rough start, partially due to its age (2008) and the rest due to a moving company&rsquo;s negligence during interstate transit.</p>
<p>Rebuilding the water cooling system, fine&hellip; replacing the entire aluminum chassis due to load-torque and drop damage&hellip; not so simple.</p>
<p>It was mostly perfect before moving back to the land of &ldquo;everything is pointlessly overpriced and overtaxed and overpopulated&rdquo;&hellip; sadness.</p>
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