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I remember reading the spec on the G4 - doesn't support DDR memory, so it was just for a faster memory bus, and would bottleneck at the bridge. I'm not sure about the last revision though.
I'll try and dig up what I read...
My powercurve is a PCI based mac. Not sure what OS I will run on it but I would like USB... it's not a requirement, but it would be nice. I'm actually considering running 7.6.1 on the old thing. I don't think I have any other good installs of the "classic" mac OS.
Is this even possible? I have a powercurve 601 (with a G3 upgrade) sitting in my closet that I'm going to get running sometime. Could I add in a USB2 card and have full USB 2 functionality? My logic says no, but maybe I'm wrong...
The only part my 605 beat out the 700 on was disk. Everything else was on par - I have a 4GB drive in there... probably 5400rpm... it kicked the butt on most of norton's benchmarked macs.
Here's what I got for $60 from a local guy on craigslist
Quadra 605 with original disks
IIci
4x phonenet cables
2x serial cables
SimFarm in box
IIc carrying case
2x ADB mice
2x Keyboards
System 6.0.8 disks
System 7 disks
ClarisWorks 1.0 install disks...
and a few other things
Never mind! Bad image of the CD. Now I've got 7.6.1 on it and it screams.
I installed Norton 3 on it for benchmarks and it's 8 points higher than a Quadra 700.
So yesterday I got a Quadra 605 (among other things). I cleaned it out a bit, installed a full blown 040 and an ethernet card, and am trying to install 7.6 from a burned CD.
It won't boot off my LaCie external SCSI CDRW drive, so I put in a 7.5 startup CD and put the 7.6 Apple CD extension on...
I had one of those monitors that would lost the red in the picture after 3 years of having it.
Sometimes a few good smacks on the side would clear it up [;)] ]'>
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