On Thursday, Sep 5, 2002, at 21:27 Europe/London, PowerLogix guy wrote:

>> I have noticed recently an upward trend in the speed of CPU upgrades 
>> for legacy PCI PowerMac machines with Sonnet producing a new 800MHz 
>> slot card upgrade. I, however recently sold my 7500 and bought a 
>> G3/400 Blue & White Rev 2 due to the need to use ATA hard disks inthe 
>> machine and also run OS X reliably and at a decent speed. I have 
>> noticed there seems to be a ceiling of 550MHz on the upgrades for 
>> Apple's PowerMac G3 and G4 Yikes! machines. Is this a factor 
>> controlled by the motherboard or the upgrade?
>
> A proprietary chip on the motherboard.
>
>>  Is there any plan to build a faster upgrade, maybe up to 750MHz or 
>> even 1GHz for the model of machine I own or is this not possible?
>
> Although we cannot comment on unannounced products, I can say that we
> have done extensive work on doing what you are asking for.  We have not
> decided whether to finish the development and bring out the product. 
> Stay
> tuned over the next few weeks for potential announcements.

What do you guys make of the above statement? I was able to prize it 
out of the grasp of PowerLogix. I read it again after I'd gotten over 
the shock of having a tech support reply on a query within 1 hour of 
sending! It says to me PL are mulling over using a dodge to get around 
the speed limit on B&W G3s. If they do and it works in OS X I am going 
to be the first on their customer list!

Not to mention they are a thoroughly nice bunch of ppl - they told be 
exactly where to buy in the UK too :).

-- 
Mark Benson

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