Good Morning - Reading Rod Hagen's post, with attachments, describing failed logic boards due to bad capacitors makes me wonder which iMacs, new or used, are safer to buy. I've had iBooks, eMacs, and now a PowerBook G4 for years, all wonderful machines, and am now looking to buy a used iMac G5. My question is then, based on the long and wide distribution of these bad capacitors, are there specific early iMac models to avoid, or is buying any machine using capacitors a typical gamble? Thanks much.
PowerBook G4,
Mac OS X (10.4.1),
1.25ghz. 2gig ram. 80 gighd