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Package deals: 225mhz G3 and 400mhz G3
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Norwich, Vermont, AMERICA
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For sale: package with 6116/225mhz G3 upgrade, 15" multiscan, printer, modem, zip drive and keyboard/mouse for 400$. It has 136mb of ram and a 1Gig HD with basic programs installed including MS office 98. Also a 7500/400mhz G3 upgrade, 15" multiscan, keyboard/mouse, voodoo3 graphics chip, USB ports. MS office 98, quake 2 and unreal tournament installed. Makes a great gaming machine for anyone with a small budget or is fine with graphics. You can run any game released on this baby and use almost any program. I am letting it go for 800$. Shipping not included.
I guess I CAN lower the prices a bit...but only if you really insist. They are both upgradeable to G4, and the 7500 can hold lots more ram and new hard drives.
E-mail me for more info here: AGJACOBS@aol.com
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Grizzled Veteran
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Iowa State Univesity
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136 MB of RAM? That's impossible! I have a 6116CD and the max RAM is 72 MB, with 2 32 MB SIMMs and 8 MB built in.
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[This message has been edited by Gil Amelio (edited 07-09-1997).]
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iBook G4-1.33/768 || B&W G3-450/640 || Beige G3-G4 450/352 || Beige G3-400/256 in Classic case || Beige G3-300/256 || PB 5300cs Pictureframe 100/24
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Dec 2000
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2 64MB chips.
I'm interested.
Email sent.
[This message has been edited by Scotttheking (edited 03-13-2001).]
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Scotttheking: sorry I think I accidentally mistook your e-mail for spam.
E-mail me again at AGJACOBS@aol.com
Just to make sure.
Thanks
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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No longer interested, don't worry about it.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
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Gosh darn son of a gun.  oh well.
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Grizzled Veteran
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Iowa State Univesity
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Originally posted by Scotttheking:
2 64MB chips.
I'm interested.
Email sent.
[This message has been edited by Scotttheking (edited 03-13-2001).]
The problem is that they don't make 64 mb 72 pin simms. On Apple's web site it lists the max RAM for 61xx series as 72 MB.
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iBook G4-1.33/768 || B&W G3-450/640 || Beige G3-G4 450/352 || Beige G3-400/256 in Classic case || Beige G3-300/256 || PB 5300cs Pictureframe 100/24
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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Actually, 72 pin simms go up to 128MB chips.
When that computer came out, the 32MB chip was the biggest.
Just ignore apple's site.
RootZ - would have bought it, but that 75GB hard drive was calling, and I'm just going to get a dual G4-733 when it comes out.
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G3 400, 384, 12 + 75 GB
PM 8500 - 150, 48, 1 GB
PM 7100 - 66, 32, 700 MB
PM 6100 - 66, 40, 4.5 GB
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