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Mac-Compatible Upgrade Cards: Total Impact: Total Power G3/MP 266 Specs
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The Total Impact Total Power G3/MP 266 features one to four 266 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) processors, each with 1 MB of backside cache. The Total Power series is different from traditional upgrade cards that plug into the daughtercard slot or ZIF socket and replace the original processor. Instead, up-to four processors and two 168-pin SDRAM DIMM slots are provided on a PCI card. For additional speed, multiple cards can be used together, effectively creating a "supercomputer" for applications modified to take advantage of the "Total Freedom" software libraries. |
| Introduction Date: | May 1, 1998 | Discontinued Date: | May 1, 1999 |
| Processor Type: | PowerPC 750 (G3) | Processor Speed: | 266 MHz (1x-4x) 1. |
| Card Type: | PCI card 2. | Speed Control: | Fixed |
| Relative Speed Boost: | N/A | FPU (Integrated): | PowerPC 750 (G3) |
| Backside Bus Speed: | 266 MHz (1:1) | Data Path: | 64-bit |
| Level 1 Cache: | 64k | Level 2 Cache: | 1 MB (backside) 3. |
| RAM Type: | 10ns 168-pin SDRAM | VRAM Type: | N/A |
| Standard RAM: | N/A | Maximum RAM: | 512 MB 4. |
| Onboard RAM: | None | RAM Slots: | 2 |
| Standard VRAM: | N/A | Maximum VRAM: | N/A |
| Supported Systems: | PM 7300, 7500, et al. 5. | Supported MacOS: | 8.0-9.0 6. |
| Dimensions: | 12.2 x 5.2 7. | Avg. Weight: | N/A |
| Original Price: | N/A | Est. Current Price: | N/A |
| Notes: |
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The TP G3/MP series can be equipped with one to four
processors. 2. The TP series supplement the original CPU, rather than replace it. 3. Processors have 1 MB of cache on an independent backside bus. 4. The card can accommodate 512 MB of RAM in addition to the system. 5. Includes Power Mac 7300-7600, 8500-9600, G3, Power PCI, U S900. 6. Apple provides no official support for third-party upgrade cards. 7. In inches, width x depth, single PCI slot. 8. Photo Credit: Total Impact. |
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