I tried to overclok my iMac, and I burned resistors number: R34; R35 or R36, R37 or 38, R39 or R40, R41 or R42. If anyone could check thise resistors for me, I'll be very gratefull. My mac: iMac G3 350 SL. Plese help:(
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All of those resistors should be zero ohm, so a continuity check is all that's needed to verify that they are working OK.
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If you did hose one or more of them just remove the resistor and make a solder joint between the points.