On 2007.02.01, at 16:19, Kim David McNeill Simmons wrote: > Riba, > I was in the same boat as well. I eventually regulated my cube to > internet browsing and email. Oh, but my Cube is already used for that for some time now. :) That's why I am sure that for example 1.2 GHz upgrade for $200 would be sweet. :) The Cube still does what it is supposed to do, but I guess I am considering an upgrade just because there won't be any on the market very soon. > The problem with upgrading via an upgrade card is just common > sense. You can buy a stripped down Mini-Mac for $600 dollars that > is by far faster than any upgrade you can do, remember the bus is > still slow no matter how fast you make the CPU. > For just under $800.00 you can buy a Mini-Mac that has a DVD. As > much as we all love our Cubes, there comes a time when we have to > own up to the facts, it is far better the buy new then to remodel. > > Keep in mind Apple really no longer supports their Apple monitor > ADC connection so if you have that kind of monitor you will be > buying an adapter that will cost you around $100.00,if you have a > VGA or DVI style connection monitor you are OK Actually just yesterday I bought a DVI to ADC converter on ebay, and I'll probably get a mini to keep on the side.