[bryoung]

FS Dual 1.8ghz G5 rev A Certified Power Mac G5.

This is a rev A with 8 ram slots and 3 PCI-X slots. (NOT a rev B, they only have 4 Ram slots and the old PCI slots)

Dual 1.8 G5 rev A

Specs:
•512 ram (2x256) 8GB Max
•250gig HD
•16x dvd superdrive - upgraded to a pioneer dvr-108 dual layer drive. (DVD+R DL 4X, 16X DVD+R, 4X DVD+RW, 16X DVD-R,4X DVD-RW, 32X CD-R, 24X CD-RW, 40X CD-ROM, 16X DVD-ROM)
•NVIDIA GeForce 5200 Ultra w/64mb DDR SDRAM. (ADC connector and DVI connector)
•900MHz Frontside bus.
•3 full-length PCI-X Slots. (1x133MHz, 2x100MHz)
•1 8x AGP Slot
•Built in 56k Modem (V.92)

Ports:
1 FireWire 800 port
2 FireWire 400 ports (one on front)
3 USB 2.0 ports (one on front)
1 Ethernet port (10/100/1000 BASE-T)
1 Optical audio in
1 Optical audio out
1 Analog audio in
1 Analog audio out
1 Headphone jack on the front
1 Phone port
Airport Extreme Ready

A fresh install of the system and software along with all updates to today.

The full specs are here.


Its a great machine but i dont use it. Asking $1800 + 1/2 Shipping. (1/2 shipping is about $25 in the US) To get the same machine today would cost you $2,274.00 from apple or with the educational discount it is $2,046.00, and that is without the 8 ram slots and the PCI-X slots.

email me at bryoung at mac dot com if there are any questions.

[bimmerphile]

I ran into the same problem with my dual 2.0

just too much powa!

good luck with the sale.

[miccocan]

email sent

[bryoung]

Updated.

[filmmaker2002]

Off topic, how well does that superdrive work? Have you tried any Dual Layer media? Just curious as I want to put one in my Dual 2.5. Thanks.

[bryoung]

The drive works good. I used patchburn 3 and all the i apps work fine. Haven't tried DL media because it costs to much right now. If you want to read up on it go over to xlr8yourmac.com and they have a bunch of reviews on it in the drive database.

Its a great drive. You pop the front of the drive off and swap it with the drive in you Powermac cause you don't need the eject button or the light. Then you have a 8x drive you can put in a case. Thats what I did.

Good luck,
Brian.

BTW I got it at newegg.com