At 4:01 AM -0400 4/19/02,
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>Ladies and Gentlemen of the List,
>     In my quest for future compatibility with OS X I am asking for your
>thoughts on these two PCI cards that will go into my boosted(XLR8 MPe -G4/450
>@ 492) S900 and provide future support for OS X w/o continually sacrificing
>to the upgrades gods.
>
>As I said, am looking at Radeon 7000 PCI or Radeon Mac Edition (Same thing
>different box????). If there are other better suggestions, please see my uses
>above before recommending.
>..lots of snips...
>
>GySgt Edward Johnson
>USMC (Reserve)
Not only are the Radeon 7000 & R Mac Edition not the same card. The 
7000 doesn't work at all in OSX in an OLD World Mac/clone nor the 
Apple supported Beige G3. The Radeon Mac Edition is the one to get if 
you want to run OSX. It is no longer being made but can be found. The 
7000 works fine for OS 9.x but i belive the 3D for games has been 
stripped down a bit but it does offer the use of two monitors. The 
7000 was sold for use in the Beige G3 and it was only after it went 
on sale they discovered it didn't in OSX. So much for the 1 year plus 
they say they spend on testing ! Also any ATI 128 video card is fast 
and works in OSX. They are easy to find on Ebay. Maybe ATI will fix 
the drivers so the 7000 works in OSX on older machines but I wouldn't 
buy one and hope...Will S

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