I have been using a G5 Quad Core with later cooling system fix for a year and
no problems. I am using Protools with SSD and FireWire drives. I think it's an
amazing inexpensive tool.
Cheers,
R. W. Smith
On Dec 17, 2012, at 6:51 PM, Valter Prahlad valter.prah...@fastwebnet.it
wrote:
Il
not hardly specific to teh G5 quads, but I think all these suffer
from the dread Capacitor Plague form the period they were
manufactured...
while it's a singular cause (really bad quality power suppky
capacitoers from a specific vendorfor severakl years) the SYMPTOMS,
as some/all/none of
A friend suggested I upgrade to a G5 tower, after my G4 QS 2002's cpu
went bad ...
I'm doing mostly involved photography processing in the HDR area
now ... so speed is a good thing.
All my applications are 32bit style coding ... will I run into any
problems with G5s in general?
What
I'm doing mostly involved photography processing in the HDR area
now ... so speed is a good thing.
All my applications are 32bit style coding ... will I run into any
problems with G5s in general?
No. I even compile TenFourFox in 32-bit mode for G5s because it has Carbon
dependencies.
On Dec 17, 2012, at 6:28 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
What about the cooling systems ... didn't some of them have problems
with the liquid cooling idea?
I have a number of PCI cards that are still good ... what ideas do you
have here? I may just wait for a QS Dual 1GHz cpu to appear, and
Il giorno 17/12/12 13:24, Bill Connelly ha scritto:
A friend suggested I upgrade to a G5 tower, after my G4 QS 2002's cpu
went bad ...
Suggestions on which ones in the G5 family (and others) to consider
are welcomed. Not too fat in the wallet ...
I'm currently using a G5 DP 2.7 GHz, I got
