Thriller RiZzle said:
My mac pro DOES us FBDIMM. Shows what you know.
I didn’t say yours didn’t, I said it was old by MP standards. DDR2 that slow hasn’t been used on the last several xeon generations and the current gen uses SO-DIMM DDR3. You’d be surprised what I know.
Thriller RiZzle said:
Work IT for a few years? I’m a certified computer technician my friend, because you’re the one who has no clue.
What certs? I have a few myself…
Thriller RiZzle said:
I bought my mac pro in 08, contains 2 4870s (which I recently bought), 16gb fbdimm ram, and 2 quad xeon 3ghz cpu’s. Maybe YOu should try the research and experience technique, like I have.
My mac pro is the last generation mac pro, and it uses Fully Buffered DDR2 ECC FB-DIMM ram. Even GOOGLE could have saved you from making an *edited* of yourself there.
You talking about the Xeon X5365? If so you’re talking about early 2007. Last I checked this is over 2 years later. Now maybe Apple doesn’t release newer models every year, idk, but I do know that if 2.5 years old is the “last generation” then you’ve got a LONG way to go before obtaining bragging rights about your purchase.
Thriller RiZzle said:
Bash the price all you want, but I chose stability, warranty, and reliability for my buck.
For someone who a few posts back was lecturing us on how to buy a barebone system and then build it up, you’ve got alot of nerve telling us that Macs, which are pretty much the LEAST customizable computers, have greater stability, warranty, and reliability. Apple doesn’t offer a free 3 year to lifetime warranty on their computers. That’s what mine came with…