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Performa 6320 needs to keep up - 2008/06/27 20:31 Hello,
I'm returning to what was once all I used to think about, Macs. I've recently purchased a G4. I have two others, a dead power book 1400cs (it played the death march) and a performa 6320, running OS 8.5. I want to upgrade the performa, not to the extreme, just so it's age isn't quite as obvious. I have owned it for over ten years! Some question are answered elsewhere on the site, so I'll just keep to the questions that aren't. Apologies if I'm a bit naive, I've been working with windows for too long.

Can the Performa handle both an Ethernet and a USB card?

Can I remove the TV card? As analogue signals are being switched off in
the UK and Europe.

Can I increase the RAM over the suggested maximum of 64MB?

Are there any other basic steps that would smooth it's performance?
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