Best OS9-capable Mac to purchase in 2008?
I have $1032 credit at Gain Saver because the optical drive on a used PB15 purchased earlier this year died. Since I opted for the 3-yr warranty, I can spend the credit and transfer the warranty to any of their current offerings.
Instead of another PB15, I am considering the purchase of a G5 Dual 2.3GHz to replace a Power Mac G4. It's not portable but the G5 could become a more worthy Photoshop workstation.
iMac 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo is currently the fastest machine on the network. A 1GHz AGP G4, 2GB RAM (broken FW connector; AP and EN T-10 bottlenecks) with ADC 23" Cinema Display is the slowest.
On the eve of Snow Leopard, I would much rather purchase the latest Mac Pro. However there is a need to keep something capable of running Mac OS 9 or Classic around for backwards compatibility with old files, accounting records, taxes, custom apps, etc. This means OS will not be upgraded beyond Tiger. My dilemma is with minimal cost, to purchase a PowerMac with as much usefulness as possible. Recommendations welcomed.
Non-liquid-cooled options considered:
* PM G5 Dual 2.3GHz 8GB RAM, 750GB HD (M9748LL/A) @1565
* PM G5 Dual 1.8GHz 8GB RAM, 750GB HD (M9454LL/A) @1405
* PB15 G4 1.67GHz 2GB RAM, 250GB HD (M9969LL/A) @1215
* PB15 G4 1.5GHz 2GB RAM, 250GB HD (M9422LL/A) @1114
* iMac G5 20" 2.1GHz 2GB RAM, 750GB HD (MA064LL/A) @ $1095
* PM G4 992mhz, 400GB HD (M8361Ll/A) @ $446
(use RAM from AGP; leaves considerable credit)
Having posted this question to three different mailing lists, I want to consolidate the most helpful responses. Relative Geekbench 2 score speed ratings from PM G3 349MHz (score: 206) to Mac Pro Intel Xeon 3.2GHz 8-core (score: 8565) are provided by Primate Labs.
1. PM G4 Dual 1.25GHz MDD 1.5GB RAM, 400GB HD (M8573LL/A)
+ Will get the job done for the least outlay of cash
+ 2GB memory recognized in OS X
+ Able to boot into OS9 (1.5GB RAM)
+ One 10/100/1000BASE-T (Gigabit) Ethernet port
+ Third-party processor upgrades available
- 167MHz System bus
- Four open full-length 64-bit, 33MHz PCI slots; AGP 4X graphics card slot
- Nicknamed "windtunnel"
- Supports OS9 thru Leopard but Tiger only for Classic (no Snow Leopard)
- Geekbench 2 score: 1047
2. PM G5 Dual 2.3GHz 8GB RAM, 750GB HD (M9748LL/A)
+ Nearly fastest OS9 air-cooled Classic capable machine
+ One 1000BASE-T (Gigabit) Ethernet port
+ 1.15GHz System bus
+ Available from vendor with which credit balance exists
+ One of the least problematic G5s
- Requires additional cash for maximum RAM
- 3 PCI slots (Slots 2&3 64-bit, 100 MHz; Slot 4 64-bit, 133 MHz)
- Power hungry, drawing 300w on average
- Supports OS9 thru Leopard but Tiger only for Classic (no Snow Leopard)
- Geekbench 2 score: 1962
3. PM G5 Core Duo 2.3GHz, 16GB RAM 750GB HD (M9591LL/A)
+ Perhaps fastest OS9 Classic air-cooled capable machine
+ Dual 10/100/1000BASE-T (Gigabit) Ethernet ports
+ Twice memory capacity of prior G5 Dual 2.3GHz
+ 1.15GHz System bus
+ One of the least problematic G5s
- Unavailable from vendor with which credit balance exists
- 3 PCI Express 100MHz expansion slots: two 4-lane slots and one 8-lane slot
- Power hungry, drawing 300w+ on average
- Cost to maximize memory may not be worth minimal performance gain
- Supports OS9 thru Leopard but Tiger only for Classic (no Snow Leopard)
- Geekbench 2 score: 2064
Any of theses acquisitions allow hard drive(s) on current PM G4 1GHz to be purged. Thereafter the latest version of Tiger (10.4.11) will be installed on it with Classic before retiring on a shelf as a backup OS9 machine. This will allow AirPort Extreme Base station to be configured to eliminate slower 802.11b/g WEP WiFi in favor of faster and more secure 802.11g WPA2 WiFi - improving local iPhone performance and allowing Gigabit file transfers between cat-6 wired Macs and newest printers. Last year, three trunk loads of old Macs, hard drives and components were disposed of as e-waste.
It is with great interest that I follow multi-core optimized Snow Leopard and Mac Pros released in 2009 to exploit this feature. If everything comes together nicely (true application acceleration, print driver compatibility, expansion beyond 8 cores, new 30"+ Apple Display, stabilization of stock market), I look forward to acquiring an incredible system and MacBook next year in addition to one of the configurations summarized above.
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Kappy Nov 24, 2014 3:01 PM
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Test a clone be trying to boot the computer from it.
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8/28/14 4:58:56.052 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.342 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.342 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.411 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.411 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.425 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.425 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.508 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.508 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.518 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.519 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
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8/28/14 4:58:56.696 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.808 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.808 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.826 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.827 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.838 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.839 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.843 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.843 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.857 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.857 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.893 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.894 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.907 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.907 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.923 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.924 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:56.969 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:56.970 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.039 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.039 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.045 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.045 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.145 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.145 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.231 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.231 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.249 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.249 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.293 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.293 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.350 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.350 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.352 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.353 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.400 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.400 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:57.402 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:57.402 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:59.814 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:59.814 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:58:59.932 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:58:59.932 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:00.697 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Failed to connect to 167.8.226.9:80. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:00.698 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Caught exception. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:00.698 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Failed to connect externally. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:01.352 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Failed to connect to 167.8.226.9:80. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:01.352 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Caught exception. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:01.352 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Failed to connect externally. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:01.402 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Failed to connect to 167.8.226.9:80. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:01.402 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Caught exception. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:01.402 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Failed to connect externally. Code : 60
8/28/14 4:59:26.564 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:26.565 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:26.660 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:26.660 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:26.840 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:26.840 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:26.864 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:26.864 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:26.984 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:26.984 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.069 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.069 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.079 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.079 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.083 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.084 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.385 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.385 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.389 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.390 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.391 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.391 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.411 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.411 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.435 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.436 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.443 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.443 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:27.479 PM acwebsecagent[127]: Connection : Auth key is not provided or is invalid, applying connection failure policy. CMode : 2 TMode : 1
8/28/14 4:59:27.479 PM acwebsecagent[127]: OnConnectionFailure : Fail Open - Reason = Unable to verify the license key
8/28/14 4:59:31.036 PM acwebsecagent[127]: License : One or more of the License/Public Key can't be NULL
8/28/14 4:59:31.036 PM acwebsecagent[127]: SSLExt : Failed to get ScanSafe headers
8/28/14 4:59:31.036 PM acwebsecagent[127]: DownloadUpdatedConfig : Failed to download updated config. Host hostedconfig.scansafe.net. Code 0x80004005 -
I want to clean my mac book pro 15inch 2008! what should i do?
i want to clean my mac book pro 15inch 2008((inside)) ! what should i do?
You can get a small screwdriver and take off the bottom case and see if any dust has accumulated in the fans. But Apple provides no official directions on how to clean the inside of a mac, so I would leave it as is.
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8 gigs in Mac Book Pro late 2008
I have read that the Mac Book Pro late 2008 can now handle 8 gigs of ram, if you have the latest Boom Rom Version (i have the exat on needed). I currently have 4 gigs. My question is, is this some type of HACK, or is 8 gigs really supported by Apple? Can I buy 8 gigs from the Apple Store and have them put it in?
I am really not into HACKS, but 8 gigs would be nice.
THanks
bob+My question is, is this some type of HACK, or is 8 gigs really supported by Apple?+
It really is supported.
+Can I buy 8 gigs from the Apple Store and have them put it in?+
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I am a new mac user and having trouble finding the best software for mac. Windows for mac and parallels desktop have been recommended to me. There is such a significant price difference between the two, is there a difference in what they offer? Are there any other software options for mac that I should be looking into?
new2mac0312 wrote:
I am a new mac user and having trouble finding the best software for mac.
http://bestmacsoftware.org/
http://www.macupdate.com/
Windows for mac and parallels desktop have been recommended to me.
There is such a significant price difference between the two, is there a difference in what they offer?
Windows is a operating system from Microsoft, that costs more money.
OS X is the operating system on your Mac, it came free with the Mac you bought.
Parallels and VMFusion are paid virtual machine software that can run other operating systems like a programs inside other operating systems, there is a performance penalty, but it's easier for new users and those who don't need the full power of the hardware.
There is also VirtualBox, it's free virtual machine software with less features, but doesn't suffer from forcing you to upgrade for more money like the commercial versions do.
Virtual Machine software has the ability to run other operating systems and a large portion of their software, which makes it attractive.
There is Apple's BootCamp, it's also free, which allows one to section their boot drive space (called a partition) and install Windows 7 (only) there, this way one can directly boot a Mac into Windows 7 for better performance for 3D games and other heavy CPU uses. Although it's easy, it can be a lot more problematic if there is a problem.
So you have those choices to run plenty of software, from Windows based programs, to Mac ones to Linux ones too.
Windows in BootCamp or Virtual Machine?
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