Apple Mac Upgrades - RAM, SSD Flash, External Drives and More

Mac OS 9 - MacBench 5 Graphics Test	L2 Cache	L3 Cache	Total

Reference Apple Systems

PM G4/350 Gigabit Ethernet	1024k	0MB	3747
PM G4/400 Gigabit Ethernet	1024k	0MB	4349
PM G4/450 Gigabit Ethernet	1024k	0MB	4711
PM G4/500 Gigabit Ethernet	1024k	0MB	5068
PM 2x G4/450 Gigabit Ethernet	1024k x2	0MB	4673
eMac G4/700MHz	256k	0MB	5943

Acceleration Cards

GigaDesigns G4/800MHz	256k	2MB, SDRAM	5855
PowerLogix PowerForce S233 G4/800MHz	256k	2MB, SDRAM	5863
Sonnet Encore/ST G4/800MHz	256k	2MB, DDRAM	5941
GigaDesigns G4/1GHz	256k	2MB, SDRAM	6527
PowerLogix PowerForce S233 G4/1.0GHz	256k	2MB, SDRAM	6595
Sonnet Encore/ST G4/1GHz	256k	2MB, DDRAM	6666
PowerLogix PowerForce S233 G4/1.2GHz	256k	2MB, SDRAM	7164
Sonnet Encore/ST G4/1.2GHz	256k	2MB, DDRAM	7206
GigaDesigns G4/1.25GHz	256k	2MB, DDRAM	7348
OWC Mercury Extreme G4/1.3GHz	256k	2MB, DDRAM	7422
PowerLogix PowerForce 2x900MHz	256k x2	1MB, SDRAM x2	6172
PowerLogix PowerForce 2x1.0GHz	256k x2	1MB, SDRAM x2	6517
PowerLogix PowerForce 2x1.2GHz (@ 1.3GHz)	256k x2	1MB, SDRAM x2	7007

MacBench 5 Graphics Testing. Longer bars are better.

MacBench is a "classic" benchmarking utility that still shows it's ability as an invaluable tool for Mac OS 9 users. This test was performed under Mac OS 9.2.2, and it clearly shows the benefits from upgrading both the processor, and the video card.