I hear ya. I'll jump ship one day, month or year. You improve your Cube's CPU speed, but then hit the hard limit of 127GB storage or whatever it is... or you hit the 1.5GB ram limit. At some point the sheer number of bottlenecks overwhelms your wallet thickness/desire to keep your Cube as a primary machine. There comes a point of diminishing returns on the upgrade path of every model. This is a personal tolerance based on you the individual, but on a macro scale, the abandonment of a model as a primary machine by a majority of its users is as inevitable as the sun rising tomorrow. As a counter-point to the law of diminishing returns, there are some that have so far withstood the test of time -- Amiga users, Model T Ford drivers etc. But they, naturally and predictably, are a tiny percentage of the original number. Matthew buy-sell-trade Mac http://www.appleswitcher.com/viewforum.php?f=5 >I may be jumping ship on the Cube processor upgrade idea unless a >working, quiet, and reasonably priced dual 800 or 1.25 mhz solution >doesn't appear soon. I am rooting for the guys at Powerlogix, but also >feel their pain, as Apple has come out with some pretty fast and quiet >machines as well as lowered the cost to make them pretty compelling... > >Comments? > >Neil