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Mac G4 render farm
I was looking on ebay when I found this .
I was just wondering if one would be able to make a fully functioning maya render farm out of these. If yes, how will this render farm perform? (after all they are 400MHz CPU's). How would this perform compared to the new Mac Pro 3.0ghz? Thanks David (If you were wondering I am not seriously considering buying this. Only the shipping to Israel would be around 12,000$  ) |
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