i was wondering are G5 Power Macs quieter than the orignal quicksilvers? are they quiet? i'm just wondering because i think i'm going to have to replace my quicksilver and i'm wondering if there is room for improvement on the noise front..ie i may wait for the new pro mac
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Originally posted by burningwheel
i was wondering are G5 Power Macs quieter than the orignal quicksilvers? are they quiet? i'm just wondering because i think i'm going to have to replace my quicksilver and i'm wondering if there is room for improvement on the noise front..ie i may wait for the new pro mac
I plan to wait until the next revision. If the buyer's guide advice I've seen is right, the workstation line is overdue for an update. I would not be surprised to see it announced at WWDC but I haven't tracked it in the past to know how often they've used it to announce hardware updates.
I plan to use it to operate a specialized piece of machinery that only has Windows drivers, at least, if it will work under Parallels and/or whatever Leopard has in store for virtualization, I think it might be worthwhile.
i was wondering are G5 Power Macs quieter than the orignal quicksilvers?
I own a 2 ghz dual core G5 and find it to be very quiet. It sits on the desk beside me, about 20 inches from my ear and I can just barely hear the fans going. I do a lot of audio recording and it is just fine.
I would not be surprised to see it announced at WWDC but I haven't tracked it in the past to know how often they've used it to announce hardware updates.
I'm pretty sure the original G5 PowerMacs were announced at WWDC. It is usually a good venue for hardware announcements, often brought out after a new OSX revision and demo.