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A tip of the hat to the Mac OS 9 Lives website for getting to the bottom of
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Apple as a model that supports big hard drives (over 128 GB), yet many
readers have reported that it works. They've discovered that it's a
Vintage Mac News will focus on pre-Intel Macs and the software and
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Thanks for all the input!
I did some serious testing and benchmarking when I got the dual 1.8
GHz G4 upgrade, and I never got it to run reliably beyond 1.6 GHz. I
benchmarked at 1.53 GHz using Geekbench (CPU and memory tess), and it
was 27% faster than the dual 1 GHz MDD under Tiger, 19% faster
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I have a question that I hope someone here can answer. Can a 1.42 GHz
dual CPU module be transplanted to a FireWire 400 MDD motherboard
while still allowing booting into Mac OS 9?
Thanks!
Dan Knight, LowEndMac.com
On Feb 2, 12:23 pm, Mac User #330250 macuser330...@gmx.net wrote:
The Dual-1 GHz
I've just read this entire thread. Thanks to everyone for sharing
their experiences and insights on PayPal and credit card companies.
To answer a few questions:
Yes, this thread is on topic - not because I wrote the article and
published it on LEM, but because PayPal is part of the Internet
way to run a popular list and
enforce it.
However, we do encourage trimming whatever you're replying to. Some
people are still on dial-up (about 1 inf 4 worldwide), so it's just
courtesy to do that.
Dan Knight, LowEndMac.com
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Steve,
Suggest you check out WiFi Hardware Compatible with Desktop Macs
Running OS X http://lowendmac.com/macdan/md09/mac-wifi-desktop.htm,
a comprehensive resource for 802.11a/b/g/n hardware compatible with
desktop Macs. Without knowing the brand for either of the products
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