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Great build and performance
By: Mark Smith
June 13, 2005 @ 6:58 AM19pam6>
I bought this Computer in late 2003, so I’ve had it a while to evaluate it.
The first thing you notice is the build quality, no computer I’ve ever owned or seen comes close, It’s precision engineering at its best.
A for instance:
After I’d had the unit a couple of weeks I wanted to put in a second HD, and found that all screws & leads are already in the G5, the whole installation took about 3 minutes including the format.
Other things you’ll notice is it’s huge! like 25% bigger than most other PC’s I’ve owned and the handles make it even larger.
Performance wise it’s pretty much up there with most of the Apps I use and is about the same speed as a P4 3ghz.
So 18 months ownership, no problems, it’s well put together pretty fast and of course OS X has been rock solid.
If you had to push me for a negative:
for such a large box another HD space would have been nice, apart from that It’s a great computer.
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