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The 4400 also uses 3.3V EDO DIMMs like some of the clones. Most of the other Apple-branded Power Macs of its era used 5V FPM DIMMs.
by Lammy 2y ago
The 4400 also uses 3.3V EDO DIMMs like some of the clones. Most of the other Apple-branded Power Macs of its era used 5V FPM DIMMs.
- fredoralive 2y agoThey quite possibly use the same LPX-40 logic board design. Going by the developers note Apple created for it, the LPX-40 is somewhat interesting, but the PowerMac 4400 is basically the most "boring" and normal Mac like configuration. PS/2 and VGA connectors, PC style MFM only manual eject floppy drives, support for "hard power" configurations and an AT like PSU connection - they were really going for "shove this into a PC case, and you've got a Mac". Also, Apple could've fitted a PPC604...