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Apple M4 revitalizes decades-old iMac G4 — out with the PowerPC chip, in with the new Apple Silicon
While inside the pedestal chassis, Action Retro also wisely replaced a noisy old Apple fan with a Noctua model of matching size (92mm). Now, it was time to fit the Mac Mini inside. However ...
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The Apple Silicon That Never Was
Over Apple’s decades-long history, they have been quick to adapt to new processor technology when they see an opportunity. Their switch from PowerPC to Intel in the early 2000s made Apple ...
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The best way to play Diablo 1 on pretty much anything just got an update for a 20-year-old Apple OS that runs on a dead chipset, one lunatic somewhere presumably rejoices
If you're not up on your Apple history, Macs used PowerPC chips for a good long while before it switched to Intel chips (which it then ditched for its own Apple Silicon in the last few years).