Power cord?...Monitor?

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  1. Hardball

    Hardball Regular member

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    Hello, I have two questions and I hope that someone can be of assistance. I have received a power Mac G5 from a friend who has upgraded to the Mac pro. I have received the Power Mac G5 without a monitor or a AC power cable to power on the Mac. The Mac G5 uses a three prong AC power connector to power on the Computer. Because I am missing the AC power cord would it be safe to use an alternative 3 prong AC power cord to power the computer? As for my second question. Are Apple computers compatible with any other 3rd party Hardware such as a monitor? The power Mac uses a DVI to DVI connection but, I did not receive an Apple monitor when the Power Mac G5 was given to me. This is my first experience with an apple computer and I am unsure if its a risk or not. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in Advanced.
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    if your pc power cable fits into the power mac then can use it. can use other monitors as a customer of mine when using macs had a standard monitor on it.
     
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    Thanks a lot ddp I have checked and everything seems to work well. Your help was appreciated.
     
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    no problem.
     

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