In fact, most of Apple’s client systems are made for commercial use: PowerBook G4 notebooks, Power Mac G5 power desktops and iMac G5 desktops are fast, indestructible, kitchen-sink-included ...

Questions about RAM speed, installation The Power Mac G5 uses DDR 400 memory. However, buyers may be confused by which modules to buy, as different types use different CAS latency rates.

Believe it or not, that’s not bad news. The Power Mac G5 can use regular system RAM, because that RAM connects to the processor at speeds far faster than any previous Mac model. Speedy ...

Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple has just started shipping the first two versions of the Power Mac G5, which uses a new 64-bit IBM processor. A dual-processor version is still slated to begin ...

Each dual-core CPU chip in a Quad still has the same single, bidirectional bus that the single-core PowerPC 970 uses, meaning that each pair of cores shares one bus. However, where Power Mac G5 ...

In practice, these numbers meant that the Power Mac G5 ran circles around the G4, but Apple took the opportunity to improve more than just CPU performance. The original G5 used 400 MHz RAM, which ...

The newest Power Mac G5 is Apple’s first consumer model to use IBM Corp.’s new 90-nanometer PowerPC 970FX chip, which runs at 2.5GHz and features a 1.25GHz front-side bus. A total of three ...

I'm interested in trying an iMac. However, they are so expensive that I can't really justify a brand new one! I'm thinking maybe it would be a good idea to try an older second hand model.

On Monday, Apple ended its transition to Intel-supplied chips with a bang, replacing its Power Mac desktops with the Mac Pro. This high-end desktop runs on two dual-core Xeon chips at speeds ...

The dual-core technology now used in the $3,299 top-end Power Mac G5 puts two processors on one silicon wafer, with each processor allocated 1MB of L2 cache. The result is twice the computing ...

Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple has just started shipping the first two versions of the Power Mac G5, which uses a new 64-bit IBM processor. A dual-processor version is still slated to begin ...