On Sunday, January 26, 2003, at 09:45 AM, Chuck Stinnett wrote:
My daughter has access to a PowerTower Pro 200 604e with 64 meg ram, 4meg hard drive, CD, floppy drive. ....Would it even be worth the trouble after all is said and done?
I'm inclined to agree with Stewart. A big reason for investing in aThe other big plus for the PTP series of machines is tremendous expandability. Very accessible, hordes of drive bays, ample power supply, easily expandable RAM, lots of PCI slots, easily accessible components. It's a great box for the tinkerer.
processor upgrade is because you or she might simply enjoy working with
Power Computing machines, because you respect how well they were built and
enjoy working on and with them.
Yes the original bus is limited, but it will still do a lot of stuff really well, albeit, slower than the latest Dual G4's. For everyday use, with an upgrade card, it's still a very viable machine.
JM2�W
Jack Russell
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