Is this even possible?

[jbarley]

I found this info last night while surfing the worlds most popular online auction site.
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Product description
The Power Mac G5 features an Intel Xeon processor that delivers great speed and power. This Apple Power Mac features an AMD Radeon high definition graphics card that can meet demanding applications and provides a very fast performance. Allowing up to 8TB of internal storage, this Apple Mac desktop provides you massive space to store your music, movies and other data. Mac OS X is a Unix based operating system in this Apple Power Mac which allows you to multi-task with ease. PCI-X expansion slots in this Apple Mac desktop offer faster speed as compared to average PCI slots. Enjoy more processing power, superb graphics performance, and great storage options with the Power Mac G5.
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[estrides]

Sooo, what question are you asking? If the AMD can run in tandem with an Intel?

cause if so, it can.

EDIT: Just saw the G5 part...idk what they are talking about the G5's had PPC...so i guess its either a typo or completely faulty information

 

[zen.state]

So the mods delete the first thread you made about this which somehow translates to you to make another?

As I mentioned in the first thread you made the "AMD Radeon" is accurate. AMD bought ATI a few years back.

 

[Bug-Creator]

Someone obviously doesn't know the difference between a PowerMac G5 and a MacPro.

Big fracking deal, seen far worse on the Bay....

 

[jbarley]

As I mentioned in the first thread you made the "AMD Radeon" is accurate. AMD bought ATI a few years back.

Never had a chance to see responses to the first post.
I realize now my mistake was the direct link to ebay, which is a no-no.
Thank you for this piece of info, as to the first part of your post I'll just ignore it as I do with most of your caustic posts.

 

[Jethryn Freyman]

WTF.

The Power Mac G5 has a G5 processor.

The Mac Pro has the Intel Xeon CPU. It has an AMD Radeon graphics card. AMD Radeon = ATI Radeon. Graphics chips, not CPUs.