I have several of these, and although they are slow (we are so spoiled these
days), I love them! I don't know how upgradeable they are, because I feel a
computer works best with the hardware and software it was designed to run. I
usually use OS 7.6.1 on this machine. It will run QuickTime 4, which gives
it Mp3 capabilities (I love old time radio Mp3s). It only takes 64 MB RAM,
which again limits what kind of software (including operating system) it
will run. It is great on running Office 6.0, Photoshop version 4, and the
other tools of that era. It is a wonderful machine for folks who don't need
access to the internet (or a second computer).

Chuck

On 12/12/03 10:03 PM, "Stacy J. Dunkle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hey all,
> 
> I'm looking for information on a PowerMac 5200/75 LC. I've read around on
> various sites about this machine, and it seems that the sites conflict with
> each other. LEM claims it's a crippled machine (like most machines with the
> "LC" label), designating it a Road Apple, while other sites claim it has the
> full 64-bit bus. I even seen a place that has a G3 upgrade for it, with the
> screen shot even showing it with a PCI riser card. Surely that's not
> correct!?
> 
> What's the real deal on this?
> 
> Also, what would be the best performing OS to install on one of these? Say,
> choosing between 8.1 and 8.6?
> 
> Thanks!
> -Stace
> 


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