Hmmm, I do like the idea of using two HD's as you've described. I am
tempted to just go for an early G5 tower.
However (embarrassed lowering of head) I am so far not behind the
8ball I do not even know about Dual processors. For instance, is a
'Dual 1.0 GHz' made of two 1.0 GHz processors side by
I do think a MDD will last you at least two years, but you’re the only
one who can decide... Here a few thoughts:
- MDDs support harddisks larger than 128GB (without extra hard- or
software).
- They are nicknamed windtunnel, meaning that they are rather noisy.
An MDD also leaves you some cash for
From: Geke gevangaste...@googlemail.com
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Sent: Monday, 16 August, 2010 12:40:33
Subject: Re: Sawtooth replacement
I do think a MDD will last you at least two years, but you’re the only
one who can decide... Here a few thoughts:
- MDDs support harddisks
I reckon its time to move on from my faithful old tower, but being a nongeek
I really could use an opinion or two on what to move up to - my two main
reasons to go to a later model is that YouTube videos are rarely functional,
and the 128 max on internal HD is a bit confining. Otherwise it handles
On Aug 15, 2010, at 6:22 AM, D Stubbs wrote:
I reckon its time to move on from my faithful old tower, but being a nongeek
I really could use an opinion or two on what to move up to - my two main
reasons to go to a later model is that YouTube videos are rarely functional,
and the 128 max
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Subject: Sawtooth replacement
Date:Sonntag 15 August 2010N
From:D Stubbs dsmn...@gmail.com
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I reckon its time to move on from my faithful old tower, but being a
nongeek I really could use an opinion or two
this is ending, but something similar for you. A great performance for
the price.
On Aug 15, 10:31 am, John Carmonne carmo...@aol.com wrote:
On Aug 15, 2010, at 6:22 AM, D Stubbs wrote:
I reckon its time to move on from my faithful old tower, but being a
nongeek I really could use an
You cannot, since you need Classic. That is, if you want to be able to
natively boot Mac OS 9.x you need a G4 that is not as new as a FW800 model.
If, on the other hand, you only require Classic from Mac OS 10.x up to 10.4,
you can also go for a G5. They are beautiful towers, great design
On Sun, Aug 15, 2010 at 7:29 PM, MnDel dsmn...@gmail.com wrote:
I had never considered a dual core because one friend said they can be
real energy hogs and another said the noise factor is much higher than
I am used to with Sawtooth. Comments?
They *are* energy hogs, and produce enough heat
I think you should get a Dual MDD PowerMac. It can do everything you need,
and more.
I have a Dual 1GHZ MDD that I'm selling for way under your price range.
E-mail me off list if you are interested.
-Jonas
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