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PowerMac G5 still useable today?
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<blockquote data-quote="MacDude121" data-source="post: 1218122" data-attributes="member: 173432"><p>Hmm, so maybe I should try to get my hands on a dual instead huh? Now that I think of it, I have seen some quad core G5's go for $400 on Ebay. That's out of my price range. I really don't want a Mac Mini. There's just something about having a computer that's only slightly bigger than my cable modem that I just don't like. ;P I really want a new desktop not laptop, but the early Intel iMacs max out at 2.0GB of ram, that alone pretty much says no go to me. </p><p></p><p>The reason I wanted the quad core was because it has a 1000 point difference in benchmarks over the Dual Core. How noticeable do you think this would be performance wise?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MacDude121, post: 1218122, member: 173432"] Hmm, so maybe I should try to get my hands on a dual instead huh? Now that I think of it, I have seen some quad core G5's go for $400 on Ebay. That's out of my price range. I really don't want a Mac Mini. There's just something about having a computer that's only slightly bigger than my cable modem that I just don't like. ;P I really want a new desktop not laptop, but the early Intel iMacs max out at 2.0GB of ram, that alone pretty much says no go to me. The reason I wanted the quad core was because it has a 1000 point difference in benchmarks over the Dual Core. How noticeable do you think this would be performance wise? [/QUOTE]
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