I bought the original Radeon Mac Edition (not 7000) a couple months
ago for A Lot of Money�.  Comparing it to the $100 7000, I'm glad I
paid the extra for the older card.  The Radeon made an enormous
difference to the usability of my computer.  I'm not certain I could
say that I would have been half as pleased with the 7000.
If, however, you buy the $30 PC edition and flash it on a friend's PC...
I'm not runnign Quartz Extreme.  I hear it messes with the PCI
timings etc etc and I run SCSI drives off a SCSI card and I want that
to be reliable.
I'm currently unable to justify the $200 to switch a G3/450 to a
G4/450.  I hear is should make interface tasks about 50% faster or
so.  I'm really only concermed with beefing the interface - it
crunches fast enough for my use.

Aqua

Just picked up a B&W G3 - 400. It had 128M of RAM which I increased
to 384M. The System is FAST, running Mac OS X 10.2 with patch  6 and
Mac OS Classic 9.2.2. My  Question is about upgrade experiences.
This machine is a REV 2. THX to Lowend Mac and xlr8 for pointing out
the Rev 1. and Rev 2. Diffs... It has an ATI RAGE 128 PCI card.

I overclocked it to 450MHz, no lockups, and I added a CPU FAN for
safe measure.

Question;
Is it worth it for a PCI MAC Edition RADION 32MB 7000 card? I am
looking at $100 USD
What is the performance increase with a G4 ZIF upgrade at
400MHz/450MHz or 533MHz? Is it worth the ?200 USD
Is QUARTZ Extreme worth the $300 upgrades, I paid $300 for the unit.

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