Okay I went to Ebay and found a B&W G3
Is this a decent one? I know its not the best for OS X. Also will this work with my VGA monitor?
Is this a decent one? I know its not the best for OS X. Also will this work with my VGA monitor?
Ecodisk said:Okay I went to Ebay and found a B&W G3
Is this a decent one? I know its not the best for OS X. Also will this work with my VGA monitor?
Mechcozmo said:You can't download music from the iTMS in OS 9, and that hard disk would have 2 GB of free space (maybe less) which hits a point where OS X goes wacky. (Anything less than 3 GB is bad news, less than 8 GB isn't recommended)
liven2 said:Yes they do but they have modems and ethernet already installed is there a reason why you need a PCI modem? Just curious.. https://forums.macrumors.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=1323554#
Do not get anything under 256 of ram and anything running less then OS 10.1. It won't do Mac justice.Ecodisk said:I have been wanting to try out a Mac for awhile now. I've been finding really cheap iMacs with 333mhz and around 96mb of ram for about $50. I just want a cheap one for playing around on right now and testing it out . Can a Mac with those stats run itunes and surf the web decently? Since those are the main things I would be doing.
paulwhannel said:I thought it was based on a percentage of a drive being full-- That 10% or less free is bad, and less than 3% or something is critical. Which is pretty similar to Windows. Never heard a specific GB amount, anyone else confirm?