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Mac-Compatible Upgrade Cards: Newer Technology: MAXpowr G3-CC 300 Specs
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The Newer MAXpowr G3-CC 300 is an "upgradable upgrade" card, which can be described as a processor card with a ZIF socket. Essentially, the card plugs into the daughtercard slot and a more modern ZIF processor module is plugged into the daughtercard. The Newer MAXpowr G3-CC 300 was officially announced on July 21, 1999, but it was discontinued on November 19, 1999, before it shipped, due to "almost non-existant" demand. |
| Introduction Date: | July 21, 1999 1. | Discontinued Date: | November 19, 1999 1. |
| Processor Type: | PowerPC 750 (G3) 2. | Processor Speed: | 300 MHz 2. |
| Card Type: | Daughtercard 3. | Speed Control: | N/A |
| Relative Speed Boost: | Varies 4. | FPU (Integrated): | PowerPC 750 (G3) 2. |
| Backside Bus Speed: | 200 MHz | Data Path: | 64-bit |
| Level 1 Cache: | 64k | Level 2 Cache: | 512k (backside) |
| RAM Type: | N/A | VRAM Type: | N/A |
| Standard RAM: | N/A | Maximum RAM: | N/A |
| Onboard RAM: | None | RAM Slots: | N/A |
| Standard VRAM: | N/A | Maximum VRAM: | N/A |
| Supported Systems: | PM 7300, 7500, et al. 5. | Supported MacOS: | 8.0-9.0 6. |
| Dimensions: | N/A | Avg. Weight: | N/A |
| Original Price: | $500 US 7. | Est. Current Price: | N/A |
| Notes: |
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Officially announced on July 21, 1999, but it never
shipped. 2. 300 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) ZIF module pre-installed. 3. This card is a daughtercard with a pre-installed ZIF module. 4. The speed boost would be different depending on the processor installed. 5. Includes Power Mac 7300-7600, 8500-9600, Power PCI, Umax S900. 6. Apple provides no official support for third-party upgrade cards. 7. The price was to include a 300 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) ZIF module. 8. Photo Credit: Newer Technology. |
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