Wow, Im spectacularly unimpressed by your response, it does appear rather infantile. If you understood how these machines worked at a deep level instead of just how to add RAM into a box, you would understand that I need a G5 for its massively parallel inflight instructions, and would have obviously tried moving them onto a newer system if it was feasible, which it evidently isnt (No G5 support in Rosetta). Although, judging by your response you didnt know what an inflight instruction was, as the best you can come up in reponse with is hilighting a part of my post where I was pointing out that you dont come across as someone with much to add to the conversation apart from telling me what I do and don't need inside a Machine. Why one would want 32GB in a G5 is not really the point, if someone has tried it and got it working and it works fully and I state an interest in wanting to know if it does actually work, it means I have a reason for wanting to know.
Also, you can have been servicing Macs since the dawn of time for all I care, you still could easily know less than me. Mainly as you dont appear to understand what is actually happening below the "Thats the CPU, Thats the RAM, Those are cards" level, otherwise you would understand there are still a lot of applications which are G5 only, especially in the scientific/medical field, and a lot of them can use 2% CPU power, but need as much RAM as you can fill a machine with, or at least, if you do know these things, your not letting on in your posts. Its very common to have applications in many fields which are tied to having a lot of RAM for large datasets to build models/images with, but the model once built may only consume 2-3% of the CPU to actually run.
