604s are pretty slow for everyday GUI use, but for a server application they work adequately.
-c
Jag on a 604 at last?
Coo.
GWW
On 22 Feb 2005, at 20:32, Jesse Stanford wrote:
Memory plays a HUGE factor in how speedy it will seem. You can technically run 10.2 (check the XPF website, the new version allows 10.2 not just 10.1 & 10.0) on a 603/604, but it won't be fast. A G3 is what I'd say the minimum is, along with 256 megs memory (I'm talking bare minimum, you really want at least 512, I had 384 megs and it ran ok, but now that I have 640 (and even when I had 512) it was so much faster I was amazed), and a couple gigs of HD space.
Jesse
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