The Fastest
iMac Doesn't Come From Apple! -A Review Of The iMAXpowr G3/466
- Newer had a prototype of their iMac upgrade up and running
at Macworld SF this year. They let "media types",
who first signed a non-disclosure agreement, to have a glimpse
of the product in action. (In other words if we published
any information on the upgrade until Newer gave the go ahead,
they assured us we'd be swimming with the fishes!) Now we
take a detailed look at this unique upgrade.
PowerPC
vs PowerPC : A Comparison Of The G3 and G4 Processors
- Although there isn't yet a good benchmarking program that
stress the G4's "Velocity Engine" we thought it
would still be interesting to compare what we could of the
G4 and G3 chips
iMac
Clone vs The Real Thing - A Performance Evaluation - we
compare the putative performance of Future Power's iMac knock
off, the E-Power, to the genuine article. However we think
the same day Apple sends a note thanking Future Power for
the flattery, Apple's lawyer's will hand the company a summons
- with a smile of course.
How
Much Difference Does Having a Big "Backside" Cache
Make - A Performance Review. Mike Juhaus asks - "How
much of a difference does the size of your backside cache
make? We were curious about this and the loan of two Sonnet
Crescendo 300Mhz processor upgrade cards, one with 512K of
backside cache and one with 1MB, gave us a chance to run some
tests and find out. "
Breaking The Speed
Limit! - Instructions To Hotrod Your iMac To 300Mhz. Not
for the faint of heart, but if you are adventurous and handy
with a soldering iron you'll find this article interesting
Why Fast Bus Speeds
May Slow You Down - Darryl Hinshaw V.P. of engineering
at NewerTech explains why faster bus speeds may not be an
advantage if you are upgrading your machine with a G3 upgrade
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