3 3349793 Cancelled Original poster Dec 27, 2015 #1 Hi all, I was just looking at graphics cards, and I'm not sure (and haven't found anything) about this, but does a PowerMac G5 made in June 2004 (a dual 2.5GHz one) have AGP or PCIe graphics? Thanks, Alex
Hi all, I was just looking at graphics cards, and I'm not sure (and haven't found anything) about this, but does a PowerMac G5 made in June 2004 (a dual 2.5GHz one) have AGP or PCIe graphics? Thanks, Alex
bunnspecial macrumors G3 Dec 27, 2015 #3 AGP. The only ones that use PCIe are the late '05s-the dual core 2.0, dual core 2.3, and quad 2.5. Reactions: 3349793
3 3349793 Cancelled Original poster Dec 27, 2015 #4 redheeler said: AGP. Only the late 2005 models have PCIe. Click to expand... bunnspecial said: AGP. The only ones that use PCIe are the late '05s-the dual core 2.0, dual core 2.3, and quad 2.5. Click to expand... Ah okay, thanks. 🙂
redheeler said: AGP. Only the late 2005 models have PCIe. Click to expand... bunnspecial said: AGP. The only ones that use PCIe are the late '05s-the dual core 2.0, dual core 2.3, and quad 2.5. Click to expand... Ah okay, thanks. 🙂
MacCubed macrumors 68000 Dec 27, 2015 #5 alex.marton said: Ah okay, thanks. 🙂 Click to expand... Another way to tell if the G5 panel is one big square with the G5 in the middle(PCIe) and if there are 2 halves it is an AGP Reactions: 3349793
alex.marton said: Ah okay, thanks. 🙂 Click to expand... Another way to tell if the G5 panel is one big square with the G5 in the middle(PCIe) and if there are 2 halves it is an AGP
3 3349793 Cancelled Original poster Dec 27, 2015 #6 MacCubed said: Another way to tell if the G5 panel is one big square with the G5 in the middle(PCIe) and if there are 2 halves it is an AGP Click to expand... Oh that's nice to know! Thanks! 🙂
MacCubed said: Another way to tell if the G5 panel is one big square with the G5 in the middle(PCIe) and if there are 2 halves it is an AGP Click to expand... Oh that's nice to know! Thanks! 🙂