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Power Macintosh G4 Q&A - Updated April 27, 2009
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How many PCI and AGP slots of what type and speed does each Power Mac G4 have?
The number and type of PCI and AGP slots are provided on the specs page for each Power Mac G4 model. However, this information also is provided below for your convenience:
Power Mac G4 | PCI Slots | AGP Slots |
3 - 33 MHz, 1 - 66 MHz | None | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
3 - 33 MHz, 1 - 66 MHz | None | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
3 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 2X (133 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) | |
4 - 33 MHz (64-bit) | 1 - 4X (266 MHz) |
As originally configured, the 66 MHz PCI slot in the PCI models and the AGP slot in all other models is occupied by the default video card.
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