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<blockquote data-quote="ronss" data-source="post: 554193" data-attributes="member: 39324"><p>i bought a mdd dual 867 off ebay for $340,,,upgraded with a 9800 pro,, added 512mg of ram that gave me a total of 1.5gb...i am very satisfied with my purchase, and this rig if pretty fast... i had folks tell me to get a mac mini, glad i didn,t.... the 9800 pro is probably a lot faster than what is in a mac mini.</p><p></p><p>2 months ago, i began my life in the mac work, basically no knowledge and bought a couple rigs i should not have..the first was a 500mhz g3, SLOW, then a quicksilver 800mhz...somewhat better than the g3,, but not happy with it....got me the mdd dual 867, what a difference, night and day difference if you ask me. that extra cpu and cache makes a world of a difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ronss, post: 554193, member: 39324"] i bought a mdd dual 867 off ebay for $340,,,upgraded with a 9800 pro,, added 512mg of ram that gave me a total of 1.5gb...i am very satisfied with my purchase, and this rig if pretty fast... i had folks tell me to get a mac mini, glad i didn,t.... the 9800 pro is probably a lot faster than what is in a mac mini. 2 months ago, i began my life in the mac work, basically no knowledge and bought a couple rigs i should not have..the first was a 500mhz g3, SLOW, then a quicksilver 800mhz...somewhat better than the g3,, but not happy with it....got me the mdd dual 867, what a difference, night and day difference if you ask me. that extra cpu and cache makes a world of a difference. [/QUOTE]
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