There was a model with a 233 that had an L2 cache as well as the model
that did not.
David
On Dec 14, 2004, at 6:09 PM, Gerald Wilson wrote:
What do you mean by stock?
Early WallStreets had 233 MHz cpus, no L2 cache. For OS X that's slow.
Improved models have 266 or faster, with L2 cache. Makes a lot of
difference.
AFAIR WallStreets can only take a limited RAM fit (128M?). However,
the rules for RAM fit in early G3 models are often broken by newer
high density chips, so YMMV.
But the HDD is a severe limitation. It's not that difficult to do the
surgery to fit a higher capacity HDD in a WallStreet, but only you can
decide if the time/effort/money are justified.
GWW
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