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    Default Mac - PC Comparison

    How does a Mac G3 333mhz compare to a 800 mhz P3 PC?
    Ed A. Ortiz Guest

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    Default Re: Mac - PC Comparison

    Has anyone used both ?. I doubt it.
    hot_denim Guest

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    ed, post in the mac forum too if you haven't already...
    dave milbut Guest

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    I have both a Mac G3 333MHz (OS9) and an Intel PIII 650MHz (Win2000) on my desk at work, Photoshop 5.5 on each.

    I never use the Mac. It's a slug.
    Nona Pearson Guest

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    Ed,

    This would require a test Mother Board by Mother Board and possibly memory chip brand/model as well.

    As far as I know, all G3s with the same hardware would perform real close to each other on the same test.

    That is NOT true over on the PC side where it would be easy to have five different 800 mHz P3s with the only thing in common being the CPU and basic operating system. Throw in different BIOS chips, support chip sets, and different operating systems and it only gets worse. MUCH worse.

    Right now, that chip is probably in Windows 98, 98SE, ME, XP Home, XP professional/office, NT in several "flavors", and many different Linux versions boxes.

    Take a look in a computer magazine when they side by side test computers that, on CPU model, should perform about the same. You will be surprised at the different bench mark speeds for the same CPU.

    I hope you get your answer. Good luck.

    Bill
    Bill Lamp Guest

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    Thanks for the info guys.

    We've run into a problem here that requires the use of a Mac (not I, one of my coworkers, so I don't know what the problem might be). Anyways, after he's done with the machine it's coming to my dept. and I just wanted to know if I should jump on it or stay with the PC that I have now. Sounds like it's a matter of preference.

    Dave,

    Just to see what kind of feedback I get I'm going to take your suggestion.

    Thanks
    Ed A. Ortiz Guest

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    aside from the evangelizing <g>, i'd say you'll get some good advice. i think there are several switch hitters over there!

    dave
    dave milbut Guest

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