Okay, so in response to a question in another thread about whether PCs could also support 8 gigs of RAM, I went and looked on the Dell site having recalled seeing 8 gigs there on a 64 bit system. I was astonished to see 16 GB of DDR 2 available on the Precision line (dual processor 64 bit Xeon MP capable). http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/precn_670?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd
Combine that with hardware out there like the 512 MB nVidia cards and it starts to sound like the type of set up that would make a dream system.
PMs with dual 64 bit 3.6 GHz Xeons and internal SCSI raids spinning at 12,000, 16 GB of DDR2, 512 MB (or a dual linked SLI set up) of PCIe-x16 graphics... there is the potential for some amazing Power Macs.
Combine that with hardware out there like the 512 MB nVidia cards and it starts to sound like the type of set up that would make a dream system.
PMs with dual 64 bit 3.6 GHz Xeons and internal SCSI raids spinning at 12,000, 16 GB of DDR2, 512 MB (or a dual linked SLI set up) of PCIe-x16 graphics... there is the potential for some amazing Power Macs.