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Power Macintosh G4

Gigabit Ethernet — 500 MHz (DP)

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The Power Mac G4 was the machine the U.S. government briefly classified as a supercomputer — its AltiVec 'Velocity Engine' SIMD unit ran certain calculations at 1 GFLOP, the threshold for export-controlled computing hardware at the time. Apple used this fact in its advertising. In practice, it made the G4 the premier choice for digital video editing and 3D rendering throughout the early 2000s.

Reference

Identity

Manufacturer
Apple
Model Number
M5183 (EMC 1864)
Gestalt ID
PowerMac3,3
Order Numbers
M7893LL/A, M8250LL/A

Dates & Pricing

Introduced
2000-07-19
Discontinued
2001-01-09
Release Year
2000
Original Price (Low)
$3,199
Original Price (High)
$3,499
Estimated Value
$100

Processor

CPU
PowerPC G4 (7400)
CPU Speed
500 MHz (×2)
FPU
Integrated
Data Path Width
64
Bus Speed
100 MHz
L2 Cache
1 MB backside (250 MHz)

Memory

RAM
256 MB
RAM Min
256 MB
RAM Max
2 GB
RAM Slots
4
RAM Type
PC100 SDRAM

Storage & Display

Storage
40 GB Ultra ATA/66 (7200 RPM), 5× DVD-ROM or DVD-RAM
Graphics
ATI Rage 128 Pro (16 MB SDRAM)
Screen Size
N/A
Display Type
N/A
Display Variant
Tower

Expansion & Ports

Expansion Slots
3× PCI, 1× AGP 2X
Drive Bays
5× 3.5", 1× 5.25"
Ports
2× USB 1.1, 2× FireWire 400, 1× Gigabit Ethernet, 1× VGA, 1× ADC, 1× 56k modem, audio in/out
Ethernet
Gigabit (10/100/1000Base-T)

Software

Min OS
9.0.4
Max OS
10.4.11

Physical

Weight
30.0 lbs
Dimensions
17.0 x 8.9 x 18.4
Battery Type
3.6V Lithium

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