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cocoamix

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« Reply #15 on: 3 October 2002, 19:52 »
I'm on a 2000 iMac DVSE 500 with 512 megs of RAM, and it's totally usuable. I wouldn't say snappy (I don't know if OS X will ever be as super responsive as OS 9), but I can only wonder how much bettter it would run on a newer system. From what I've played with at Apple Stores, not a world of difference, but definitely noticeable.

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« Reply #16 on: 3 October 2002, 20:01 »
Well, I would say 500Mhz plus. That's the general specs. for a fast system. 500Mhz with as much RAM as you can aford.

So yea, an old 600Mhz iMac is fine. Just load the RAM up.

But if I were you I would try and score a dual 500Mhz G4 tower. That comp. is a freakin dream!!!

It is sooo upgradable it's sick.

oh yea,

There are upgrade cards fro iMac's. But the truth is, that the GOOD upgrade cards come out for the towers  

But yea, you can upgade iMac's to G4 status if you are up to it.
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