Get the 8550/200. (How much $ is it?) Later, you will want to add a G3 card, for additional speed. And, most likely, you will be adding RAM. You will find that working inside the 8550 is difficult. (The 6360 is a very limited machine in terms of upgrades.) Keep your eyes peeled for a 7600 or a 7500. These can be found for about $50 plus shipping, and are a pleasure to open up and change things.
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