Apple Power Mac Specifications Page - Comparing
The April 2005 G5 Power Macs To The June 2004 G5 Power Macs
The table below shows the major specifications and features for Apple's April 2005 and June 2004 Power Macs. Different configurations for the Power Macs are based on Apple's Online Store. Vendors' configurations may vary. Configurations and prices reflect that of the machines when they were introduced
Major technological changes from last generation of Power Macs
Single Processor Machine - M9555LL/A - Remains the same
Dual Processor Machines
Low-End Model - M9747LL/A
1) Processor speed moves from dual 1.8 GHz to dual 2.0 GHz
2) Bus Speed moves from 900 MHz to 1 GHz
3) RAM increases from 256MB to 512MB
4) Graphics Card goes from NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 Ultra to ATI Radeon 9600
5) Graphics memory increases from 64MB to 128MB
6) ADC & DVI monitor connector combo dropped for two single-link DVI connectors
7) Hard drive moves increases 80GB to 160GB
8) Faster SuperDrive now writes to DL (Dual Layer) media
9) Internal modem now becomes optional extra, rather than stock
Mid-Level Model - M9748LL/A
1) Processor speed moves from dual 2.0 GHz to dual 2.3 GHz
2) Bus Speed moves from 1 GHz to 1.15 GHz
3) Graphics Card goes from NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 Ultra to ATI Radeon 9600
4) Graphics memory increases from 64MB to 128MB
5) ADC & DVI monitor connector combo dropped for two single-link DVI connectors
6) Hard drive moves increases 160GB to 250GB
7) Faster SuperDrive now writes to DL (Dual Layer) media
8) Internal modem now becomes optional extra, rather than stock
High-End Model - M9749LL/A
1) Processor speed moves from dual 2.5 GHz to dual 2.7 GHz
2) Bus Speed moves from 1.25 GHz to 1.35 GHz
3) Graphics Card goes from ATI RADEON 9600 XT to ATI Radeon 9650
4) Graphics memory increases from 128MB to 256MB
5) ADC & DVI monitor connector combo dropped for one single-link and one dual-link DVI connectors
6) Maximum resolution increases from 1920 by 1200 pixels to 1920 by 1200 pixels
6) Hard drive moves increases 160GB to 250GB
7) Faster SuperDrive now writes to DL (Dual Layer) media
8) Internal modem now becomes optional extra, rather than stock
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