There was a 500 MHz dual processor.
Oops, you’re right--I forgot that snakebite I’m using daily...!
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Leopard is a bit slower than Tiger, so you have to decide if it’s
worth it.
Otherwise, running Leopard on this DA is not a problem. The only
problem is with installing it, unless you can use another faster Mac
for that: connect the DA in target disk mode and install onto its
harddisk from the
Gene Henley wrote:
I`d like to slightly vary the question.
I have a prior model which has a 100Mhz
bus. The current processor is 450Mhz.
I`d like to upgrade.
On 100MHz models, only CPUs from 100MHz models make sense: a 600MHz
CPU from a 133MHz Mac runs at 450MHz in a 100MHz Mac, unless you
Because 450MHz is about the fastest 100MHz CPU that Apple has used,
your only option would be a CPU upgrade like Sonnet etc.
There was a 500 MHz dual processor.
A related dual processor for a 133 MHz but was 533 MHz.
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It is my understanding that as long as the Powermac shares the same Front Side
Bus, in this case, a 133 MHz, then yes, a CPU from a later model will be
compatible.
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It is my understanding that as long as the Powermac shares the same Front
Side Bus, in this case, a 133 MHz, then yes, a CPU from a later model will
be compatible.
There are two 133 MHz processor standards: DA and QS.
Processor card power comes from the motherboard on a DA.
Processor card
Il giorno 16-05-2011 13:36, Robert Menes ha scritto:
I have a Power Mac G4 Digital Audio that I'm looking to upgrade for a
friend. It is the 466 MHz model, running OS X 10.4.11.
Which brings me to my question: what are some good compatible upgrades for
DA Power Macs?
I have a G4 DA as
Il giorno 16-05-2011 13:36, Robert Menes ha scritto:
I have a Power Mac G4 Digital Audio that I'm looking to upgrade for a
friend. It is the 466 MHz model, running OS X 10.4.11.
Which brings me to my question: what are some good compatible
upgrades for
DA Power Macs?
I bought a DA
I got my Quicksilver dual 800 from FleaBay for $50 shipped. How long ago was
this?
I bought a DA online that someone had put a Dual 533MHz cpu from another DA.
I feel very fortunate to have it ... it was the first G4 I had really wanted
to buy when it first came out, but couldnt afford the
I like the Quicksilver machine=quieter than dual drive doors, plenty
of PCI slots and some room inside with the ZIP drive cage removed.
On May 16, 2011, at 12:00 PM, Alex Barnes wrote:
Quicksilver dual 800
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