I have a G5 Dual 2.7 6GB that I recently swapped out the ATI Radeon 9650 with a
Radeon 9800 Pro complete with a large copper colored fan sporting blue lights
that can be seen through the cheese grater holes in the case:-)
My question is what increased video experience should I expect? I'm not a
John,
In the technical sense, this could be an answer:
http://www.barefeats.com/rad9650.html.
In real life, you might not see a huge difference. But it actually
makes some kind of difference. A couple years ago I had a 450Mhz dual
Mystic, 2 gigs of RAM, running Leopard with an ATI Radeon 9000
Il giorno 7-11-2011 1:20, JohnCarmonne ha scritto:
I have a G5 Dual 2.7 6GB that I recently swapped out the ATI Radeon 9650 with
a Radeon 9800 Pro complete with a large copper colored fan sporting blue
lights that can be seen through the cheese grater holes in the case:-)
My question is what
I currently am using the below stock video card OEM. I'd like to have
a card that would support a 30 display (not a flashed card please)
What card (Apple please) would be a nice upgrade for my early 2005 G5
power Mac? Jeff
ATI Radeon 9600:
2x DVI ports
Chipset Model:ATY,RV351
On Jul 19, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
I'd like to have a card that would support a 30 display
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1167171
As expensive as an Apple 30 display is, combined with the cost of a
new video card, you might consider upgrading the entire
Jeffrey Engle wrote:
I currently am using the below stock video card OEM. I'd like to have a
card that would support a 30 display (not a flashed card please) What
card (Apple please) would be a nice upgrade for my early 2005 G5 power
Mac? Jeff
My June 2004 2.0 DP is nearly identical except
On Jul 19, 2010, at 1:44 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
On Jul 19, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
I'd like to have a card that would support a 30 display
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1167171
As expensive as an Apple 30 display is, combined with the cost of a
new
Sorry, I thought you had a 2.0 GHz DP. The correct expansion slots for
your 2.3 GHz DP are two 100 MHz 64 bit PCI-X, one 133 MHz 64 bit PCI-X,
and one 8x AGP Pro.
Tina
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Ultra 64 MB DDR VRAM
PowerBook 15 DL-SD, PPC 7447B
On Jul 19, 2010, at 4:21 PM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
just looking to support a bigger display than the 24 I currently use.
In that case, get the biggest HDTV you can find. It should work with
your current video card.
I'm always looking for a higher resolution screen. Some of the newer
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What card (Apple please) would be a nice upgrade for my early 2005 G5
power Mac? Jeff
There is a ATI Radeon X800
Mac User #330250 wrote:
There is a ATI Radeon X800 Mac Edition, but it costs quite a large amount of
$$$ on eBay, so I'd reconsider twice. Also, I'm not sure about the screen
resolution it supports for your proposed Apple display.
Your post caused me to look around and I too found the ATI
Thanks, Pete. I actually wound up going with an ATI 9600XT. I feel
pretty confident that I can tape over pins 3 and 11. Can you, or any
one else for that matter, tell me what Quartz Extreme and Core Image is?
I am still learning about the deepr things of Mac land. Thanks, Dennis
pdimage
Core image is the very center of the graphics on Mac OS X. If the video card
doesn't support it, well then, I guess you can kiss fast graphics goodbye.
As for quartz extreme, i don't know too much about it, but I know for a fact
that any video card that doesn't support it will make the graphics
From what I understand, it goes like this:
Quartz Extreme was Apple's first layer of hardware video acceleration. It
requires a minimum of a GeForce 2 or a Radeon graphics card on an AGP bus to
function. Quartz Extreme was designed to speed up finder graphics and 2D
animation by offloading
Eric Herbert wrote:
From what I understand, it goes like this:
If you can manage it, upgrading to a Core Image capable card makes a
major difference in how your Mac behaves.
For further reading:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartz_Extreme
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_Image
Well,
On 28/6/10 20:09, Dennis Myhand dmyh...@suddenlink.net wrote:
Hi All:
I am looking to upgrade the video in my DA dual 533. I found the
following card on eBay:
MAC nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4600 AGP Video Card 128MB VRAM
Here is the link:
It is actually an okay-ish card. if you want something that doesn't go slow,
this is a good choice. Don't rely way too heavily on this, because it's only
128MB of video RAM. On a scale from 1 to 10, it is a 4. I am going to get my
Nvidia GeForce 6200 GT card with 256MB of VRAM flashed to my
Hi All:
I am looking to upgrade the video in my DA dual 533. I found the
following card on eBay:
MAC nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4600 AGP Video Card 128MB VRAM
Here is the link:
I usppose he can use a crossover cable to connect both computers and
move things form one to the other. I just did that between my XP and
iMac
On Nov 12, 6:14 am, Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
upgrading the RAM to 2GB, which is the max.
1. What's the memory stick that I can use? 512MBper
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
upgrading the RAM to 2GB, which is the max.
--- On Thu, 11/12/09, Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Newbie! Memory and Video card upgrade for G4 dual 867Mhz PowerPc
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, November 12, 2009, 6:14 AM
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
upgrading the RAM to 2GB, which is the max.
Kasey Smith wrote:
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
upgrading the RAM to 2GB,
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
upgrading the RAM to
Before spending any money, make sure you know where the bottleneck
really is. And give more information on what you mean by very slow
at displaying screens.
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My system now has a stock Rage128 Pro Graphics card which is very slow
at displaying screens. What upgrade cards are available AGP and would
it significantly accelerate displaying and downloading things on the
internet. It's VRAM is only 16mb so I'm assuming it's creating a
bootleneck to the
DKline wrote:
My system now has a stock Rage128 Pro Graphics card which is very slow
at displaying screens. What upgrade cards are available AGP and would
it significantly accelerate displaying and downloading things on the
internet. It's VRAM is only 16mb so I'm assuming it's creating a
On May 9, 2009, at 9:29 AM, DKline wrote:
My system now has a stock Rage128 Pro Graphics card which is very slow
at displaying screens. What upgrade cards are available AGP and would
it significantly accelerate displaying
Yes, a faster card would help some. There are many ATI
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