Originally posted by Downdivx
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Originally posted by macmunch
hey hey
I dont understand that why all of you think it will be Monday ???
The last 4 or 5 announcments were Tuesdays !!!!
And last year 27 Tuesday or something came the G4 1,42 DUAL !!!
So wait till tommorow when thats not than next Tuesday ...
But I said 4 Weeks ago in this Forum
"They won´t come on MWSF, earliest on 27th Tuesday or later. But Tuesday, you will see ..."
So we´ll see
- while not a real "rumour" site, he has in the past been spot-on with news of OS updates.......oh yeah!News From Apple Tomorrow
Tomorrow promises to be a big day for Apple, so get your credit card balances down and your paychecks deposited
Originally posted by Downdivx
I have a question about this...
What is the difference between the PM G5 (130nm) cpu and the Xserve G5 (90nm) cpu slots? If we're predicting a PM G5 (90nm) upgrade soon, wouldn't the two 90nm cpus be swappable?
I guess what I'm getting at is this: What if new PMs are released soon (fingers crossed) with faster processors, but the same motherboard speed as the current Xserves, so all that apple had to do to upgrade the current Xserve design was stick in faster G5 chips. As I understand it the Xserves aren't shipping for a while (I just checked the apple website and there is a 6-8 week wait). So anyone who has ordered could upgrade their order to a faster processor and it wouldn't be a big hassle for apple?
Thoughts?
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You're forgetting about just how difficult it is to keep a server like the XServe cool. I suspect that given the cooling requirements of the XServe G5, Apple couldn't feasibly use a G5 that was faster than 2.0 GHz. The processors may very well be swappable, but I don't think doing so would be feasible.
Originally posted by warmd
um, you're the one forgetting. The new chips run cooler than the old ones. personally, i think apple will stay with X-serve where it is for the moment.
Oh, wait, this just in: All the machines are staying where they are, forever, and this whole thread is a waste of time: Steve Jobs just made a statement saying they're fast enough already, what do you want from us, and that the 20th anniversary iMac is in fact the nMac = nada.![]()
Originally posted by Hackcomic.com
I give up- I can't wait anymore- all these rumors are rediculous and dont seem to ever be right. That being said- is the single 1.8 better than the single 1.6? I know the single 1.6 isnt considered a very good machine- but I'd rather get a single 1.8 for $1800 than a dual 1.8 for $2499 that way I can take that extra cash and get a new monitor. But if the single 1.8 isnt that good of a machine- I would go to the dual 1.8. Thoughts?
All the dates have come and gone. I suppose there's hope for the Super Bowl. I think the last perdicted date I heard was Feb 3 which is the tuesday after the super bowl. hmmmOriginally posted by iAtom
I really do need a new computer, and I have been waiting for a while for the new PowerMacs. But they never come. I don't want to just buy one of the current models, because i'm afraid the new ones will be released right after.
I'm sure Apple will find a solution later when the XServe is next revised, but for now I see a technical reason for Apple using 2.0 GHz 90nm PowerPC G5s in the current XServe.
Originally posted by pgwalsh
All the dates have come and gone. I suppose there's hope for the Super Bowl. I think the last perdicted date I heard was Feb 3 which is the tuesday after the super bowl. hmmm
seems that way.. The rumors have stopped coming in and things seem to be setteling down. Next Tuesday... hahaOriginally posted by wdlove
At this point with all the predicted date having past, It is best not to get our hopes up. Steve is just going to come out with new products when we least expect.
Originally posted by Downdivx
I want new PMs too, but I'm afraid we're making nothing into something.
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Yet more signs of an impending PowerMac update: Apple has continued to make classic pre-update moves regarding the PowerMac G5, including steeply dropping prices for refurbished models at the on-line Apple Store. The existing PMG5s are now also showing up as "End of Life" in several resellers' point of sale systems.