Can't we keep all this quartz extreme discussion in one thread... or at least the same forum?
Anyway, apple-history has the answer to your question; though, it seems to be down this morning. Fortunately, I already know that "Sawtooth" was the codename for the "AGP G4."
Can't we keep all this quartz extreme discussion in one thread... or at least the same forum?
Anyway, apple-history has the answer to your question; though, it seems to be down this morning. Fortunately, I already know that "Sawtooth" was the codename for the "AGP G4."
So, yes, your Mac is supported.
Rejoice.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Ok. I had an ulterior motive for posting this thread. I'm thinking about picking up a sawtooth on the cheap and I wanted an answer quick. I posted a thread in current hardware a couple of days ago, but it's deader than a doornail in there right now and I needed an answer by 1:00 edt. Thx, starfleet. Mods, you can close this thread if you like. Sorry for the devious posting tactics.
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Can't we keep all this quartz extreme discussion in one thread... or at least the same forum?
Anyway, apple-history has the answer to your question; though, it seems to be down this morning. Fortunately, I already know that "Sawtooth" was the codename for the "AGP G4."
So, yes, your Mac is supported.
Rejoice.
<strong>*sigh*
Can't we keep all this quartz extreme discussion in one thread... or at least the same forum?
Anyway, apple-history has the answer to your question; though, it seems to be down this morning. Fortunately, I already know that "Sawtooth" was the codename for the "AGP G4."
So, yes, your Mac is supported.
Rejoice.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Ok. I had an ulterior motive for posting this thread. I'm thinking about picking up a sawtooth on the cheap and I wanted an answer quick. I posted a thread in current hardware a couple of days ago, but it's deader than a doornail in there right now and I needed an answer by 1:00 edt. Thx, starfleet. Mods, you can close this thread if you like. Sorry for the devious posting tactics.