Originally posted by Cappy
You're talking memory...not frontside bus speed. Apples and oranges.
not exactly, DDR stands for double data rate memory, as in double the FSB speed, as in 2 x 166 = 333 DDR Ram
Originally posted by Cappy
You're talking memory...not frontside bus speed. Apples and oranges.
Originally posted by jrbohorquezg
Guys, I think the wait is over.
I just went to amazon.com and they post ALL powermacs as either discontinued or out of stock. So this, combined with all of the other e-sellers that are reported to be out of stock plus the suspicious comment that an apple sales rep made today at the local CompUSA make be seriously beleieve that tomorrow will be the day!
I'll get whatever the announce, finally, dude I'm getting a Mac!!
Originally posted by edvniow
Niiiiiiiiiiice.
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Originally posted by cyberfunk
I was just talking on the phone with the Apple store, and bla blah blah, and then out of the blue, casually, I asked what time tomorrow I could order the new macs, and she said around 2 PM EST, then I heard her say, OH **** under her breath, and I was promptly hung up upon.
sounds good to me !!!
Originally posted by Rower_CPU
If that's true, that's the funniest slip-up I've ever heard of an Apple employee making in a while.![]()
Originally posted by cyberfunk
I was just talking on the phone with the Apple store, and bla blah blah, and then out of the blue, casually, I asked what time tomorrow I could order the new macs, and she said around 2 PM EST, then I heard her say, OH **** under her breath, and I was promptly hung up upon.
sounds good to me !!!
Originally posted by zulgand04
was just on the apple web site, and in the search box typed in powermcs and at the top of the sreen had a pic of a powermac with a price of 1,699$. And like a poster early said, the same thing worked with the power books, 2,199$ for the 800.
Originally posted by cyberfunk
I was just talking on the phone with the Apple store, and bla blah blah, and then out of the blue, casually, I asked what time tomorrow I could order the new macs, and she said around 2 PM EST, then I heard her say, OH **** under her breath, and I was promptly hung up upon.
sounds good to me !!!
Judging a machine based on how Maya runs currently on OS X is very unfair considering that Maya 3.5.1 for OS X is only using 1 processor. When Maya 4.5 comes out in September it will run so much better on a dual processor PowerMac because Alias/Wavefront has finally made it full multiprocessor aware. What will really hurt Maya 4.5 on the Mac is not the processor but the lack of a workstation graphics card (i.e. Quadro4 or Fire GL).Originally posted by i_wolf
just me two cents. I will be extremely disappointed if the "high end " is only 1.2Ghz. I am a huge user of MAYA.... and the fact that apple has OS X ( absolutely fantastic) and MAYA under the one roof i was fairly certain i would upgrade to the fastest or ultimate model. But currently i am disappointed the way MAYA runs under dual 1Ghz... i was allowed the loan of a college machine. i need to buy a new machine for college which is starting in mid september. i need to consider what platform will run MAYA best. Unfortunately in this sector of the creative market performance matters. I want these machines to be faster than what i am seeing on screen. Here's hoping.
The whole PowerMac line has never been dual from low end to high end before.Originally posted by drastik
I don't know here. I mean, we're due an upgrade, its 99% gonna happen tomorrow, but the whole line has been dual before, and it didn't work. Maybe dual from the midpoint up, but I still look for a single processor entry level.
Eventhough Athlon mobo's support DDR333 and DDR400, the system bus on the current XPs is 133x2.Originally posted by cyberfunk
not exactly, DDR stands for double data rate memory, as in double the FSB speed, as in 2 x 166 = 333 DDR Ram
Originally posted by cyberfunk
I was just talking on the phone with the Apple store, and bla blah blah, and then out of the blue, casually, I asked what time tomorrow I could order the new macs, and she said around 2 PM EST, then I heard her say, OH **** under her breath, and I was promptly hung up upon.
sounds good to me !!!
Originally posted by hitman
Got her extension?![]()
Originally posted by Cappy
You're talking memory...not frontside bus speed. Apples and oranges.
Originally posted by cyberfunk
not exactly, DDR stands for double data rate memory, as in double the FSB speed, as in 2 x 166 = 333 DDR Ram
Originally posted by bacon
Bottom line: DDR 333 memory is available and Apple could utilize it. The Athlon not having a DDR 333 front side bus is completely irrelevant.
Originally posted by DannyZR2
I thought there were 533mhz FSB's out there.. My friend just bought one!
... and a Superdrive eMac will be introduced.
Originally posted by billiam0878
I just checked it out also-- Wouldn't the "From $2199" mean starting at $2199, and thus the 667 would be $2199 while the 800 would be more like $2999? That is unless a new model were introduced and 800 became the base
Bill