Apple Power Macintosh
4400/200
Released in 1997, the PowerMac 4400/200 came in a newly designed low profile case, with the floppy drive on the left. (a Mac rarity) It had 256k L2 cache. The 4400 was a very cheap Mac: Imagine! You have to unscrew some screws to open the housing!! Nevertheless, it had quite a fast CPU in it for that time.
Later on, I upgraded the 4400 with a G3-CPU card from Phase5 called MACcelerate!750TA running @ 240 MHz.
| CPU | Motorola PPC 603ev @ 200 MHz upgraded to G3 PPC 750 @ 240 MHz |
| Transistors | 2,600,000 |
| SPECint95 | 6.4 |
| SPECfp95 | 4.1 |
| Memory | 160 MB |
| Graphics | 4 MB VRAM (*) allows 640*480*Millions of colors 800*6000*Millions of colors 832*624*Thousands of colors 1024*768*Thousands of colors |
| Storage Devices | 3.5"-Sony Floppy Disc with 1.44 MB IDE-Quantum HD with 2 GB (replaced by Quantum 20 GB) IDE-Matsushita CD-ROM 8x |
| Ports | Printer (RS-422, serial) Modem (RS-422, serial) SCSI (5 MB/s) IDE (15MB/s) Apple Desktop Bus ADB Microphone/Sound in stereo 16Bit@44.1kHz Sound out stereo 16Bit@44.1kHz CommSlotII 10Mbit ethernet 2 PCI slots |