joecool85 said:My refurb PM came in after returning a DOA one. It has 1gb ram instead of 512 and 128vid ram instead of 64!
joecool85 said:That's how I found out what was in it for ram etc. Of course it works. It better.
Generally yes, at least with laptops, but I suppose it will vary, as it is a refurb after all. Also keep in mind that some "refurb" machines are actually discontinued models being sold at a discount, so those at least are probably in the original packaging.powerbook911 said:What kind of packaging does a refurb Powermac come in? Brown plain boxes? Thanks.
The older G5 PM boxes were big, but I'm pretty sure they'd fit in a car anyway. The new ones are smaller, or so I hear, so I'm reasonably certain they will.powerbook911 said:Finally, does anyone know the dimensions of the current retail Powermac boxes? if I buy one at Apple store, can it fit in a moderate size trunk? Thanks.
Makosuke said:Generally yes, at least with laptops, but I suppose it will vary, as it is a refurb after all. Also keep in mind that some "refurb" machines are actually discontinued models being sold at a discount, so those at least are probably in the original packaging.
The older G5 PM boxes were big, but I'm pretty sure they'd fit in a car anyway. The new ones are smaller, or so I hear, so I'm reasonably certain they will.
FFTT said:I'm really glad it all worked out so well for you considering how well you handled your first machine.
When I read that you received the upgraded VRAM card, I wondered if they had accidentally sent you a Rev C, but I guess not since your signature says PCI-X. Your new machine does have 8 RAM slots right?