 What Can You Do W/ A Power Mac G3 8100/110, Too slow for audio? |
  Thu 29 Aug 2002, 21:32
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I can get one for free at work. It's got 110mghz processor and about 80mb of memory. I use reason a lot and they say the minimum processor speed is 128mghz. I know I can put more memory in but how bout' updating the processor. Does anyone out there use a computer this slow for anything audio? Anyone have price estimates on getting this thing up to snuff. Is it worth it?
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 Sun 1 Sep 2002, 03:20
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it's not even good enough for the internet these days, really.
 it will cope with non "flash" sites, but should be considered as more of a "word processor" these days.  maybe your parents have that much time to spare... -------------------- one for all and all for one...
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gorillacake What Can You Do W/ A Power Mac G3 8100/110 Thu 29 Aug 2002, 21:32
aladinsane NEVER, never try to upgrade a machine as old as th... Fri 30 Aug 2002, 00:22 Djedjjj i have a powermac 8100/100 and no problem with pro... Fri 30 Aug 2002, 15:49 Synthetic I suggest just using the free computer for midi se... Fri 30 Aug 2002, 21:27 gorillacake Hey thanks for the input guys. I have an Imac g4 ... Sat 31 Aug 2002, 20:40
Synthetik I uused that machine in my Recording classes years... Mon 2 Sep 2002, 03:27 |
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