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PowerMac Quad G5 Review

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Mike Zornek
3 years ago

So jealous. :-(

Keep on trucking you 1 GHz iMac!

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mmm
3 years ago

Can't wait to replace my G5. I have seen one of these bad boys quad processors open and naked. What is surprising was the motorbike radiator, pipes and pump. What you may miss while marveling the small refrigerator is the really small stick inside that says if you see liquid coming from your machine turn it off. The metal cases the G5 is in is over kill for the Intel model. I have always hated the weight involved in carrying a G5 and always wondered how much cheaper it would be in plastic, not to mention the rare but scary short circuit at the front of the unit, metal POWER SWITCH. This I have personally experienced last year and lived to tell the tale.

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