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<blockquote data-quote="screature" data-source="post: 1165774" data-attributes="member: 185006">And has been mentioned by yourself and others, very expensive bang for the buck relatively speaking... and despite your &quot;Quad Core would be a huge improvement&quot; statement you previously still somewhat discouraged it...?It depends on what you are doing and where you are coming from... lol. If you have a quad 2.0 Mac Pro 1.1 a 2.33 octo is a HUGE improvement. Even if you have a 2.66 quad&nbsp; a 2.33 octo is a HUGE improvement for video related work... it is all relative. ;DI only provided specifically 1.1 advice. Your post was not comprehensive, I merely added to your incomplete post... What the heck is the relevance of &quot;We even offer assistance with iMac G3's&quot;... a little bit of irrelevant self promotion???&nbsp; &quot;If some of us want 1.1 so be it without smart advice.&quot; What? You don't want to provide smart advice????If the OP has previous experience upgrading CPUs on a PC, with the instructions that are available on the web for the Mac Pro 1.1, it isn't that big a deal IMHO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="screature, post: 1165774, member: 185006"] And has been mentioned by yourself and others, very expensive bang for the buck relatively speaking... and despite your "[B]Quad Core would be a huge improvement[/B]" statement you previously still somewhat discouraged it...? It depends on what you are doing and where you are coming from... lol. If you have a quad 2.0 Mac Pro 1.1 a 2.33 octo is a HUGE improvement. Even if you have a 2.66 quad a 2.33 octo is a HUGE improvement for video related work... it is all relative. ;D I only provided specifically 1.1 advice. Your post was not comprehensive, I merely added to your incomplete post... What the heck is the relevance of "We even offer assistance with iMac G3's"... a little bit of irrelevant self promotion??? [I]"If some of us want 1.1 so be it without smart advice."[/I] What? You don't want to provide smart advice???? If the OP has previous experience upgrading CPUs on a PC, with the instructions that are available on the web for the Mac Pro 1.1, it isn't that big a deal IMHO. [/QUOTE]

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