is the new g4 800 an apollo or wtf?
heh, this is my first post after I've been lurking here for quite some time. no newbie flame initiations, please. 
anyway, I have not been able to find an answer to this anywhere on the web, on the phone with apple, or otherwise. is the new g4 800 an apollo 7455 without the ddr cache (i.e., a 7445)? or is it the same g4 processor that was used in the digital audio quicksilvers, a la the 733/867/dp800 generation?
I can't think of any way to find this out short of heading down to fry's or something, ripping a heatsink off a processor in an 800 when no one's looking, and finding out for myself. obviously this is not desirable.
anyone know for sure? I ASSUME it's one of the old ones, I just want someone to confirm (or preferably deny) my assumption with some cold hard evidence.
danke.
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anyway, I have not been able to find an answer to this anywhere on the web, on the phone with apple, or otherwise. is the new g4 800 an apollo 7455 without the ddr cache (i.e., a 7445)? or is it the same g4 processor that was used in the digital audio quicksilvers, a la the 733/867/dp800 generation?
I can't think of any way to find this out short of heading down to fry's or something, ripping a heatsink off a processor in an 800 when no one's looking, and finding out for myself. obviously this is not desirable.
anyone know for sure? I ASSUME it's one of the old ones, I just want someone to confirm (or preferably deny) my assumption with some cold hard evidence.
danke.
[ 02-08-2002: Message edited by: swifty ]
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