Re: TI-H:PowerPC

Re: TI-H:PowerPC

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• Subject: Re: TI-H:PowerPC
• From: tsaimelv@pilot.msu.edu (Mel Tsai)
• Date: Wed, 15 Jul 1998 07:22:13 GMT
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>>>>Low availabilty
>>>>Higher Price
>>>
>>>You get what you pay for
>>>
>>>>Fewer good applications (games)
>>>
>>>I run all PC games.
>>
>>Umm, what about those that require D3D or a 3dfx?  That's half of all
>>the good PC games out there, and you ain't running those on a lame mac
>>:).
>
>How about a 300MHz G3 with the processor over clocked?  :)  Just beleive
>me, it screams.  Too bad its not covered by the apple waranty.  :(

Uhh, gee, that answered my question about whether you can run D3D or
3dfx games.  Glad you cleared that up!

And something tells me I wouldn't trade my PII-400 for your 'screamer'
even if you PAID me :).

-Mel

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