Apple Power Macintosh
6100/66 DOS
The Apple Power Macintosh 6100/66 DOS is a first generation PowerMac and was presented in 1994. In early 1995, the model was speeded up slightly from original 60MHz to 66MHz. The DOS Compatibility Card is inserted in the Nubus-slot and allows to run M$ OSses, if really needed.
| CPU | Motorola PPC 601 @ 66 MHz |
| Transistors | 1,600,000 |
| MIPS | 124 |
| Memory | 72 MB (8 MB built-in plus 2*32MB EDO PS/2) |
| Graphics | 1 MB VRAM (*) allows 640*480*Thousands of colors 832*624*256 colors |
| Storage Devices | 3.5"-Sony Floppy Disc with 1.44 MB SCSI-Quantum HD with 350 MB SCSI-Sony CD-ROM 2x |
| Ports | Printer (RS-422, serial) Modem (RS-422, serial) SCSI (5 MB/s) Apple Desktop Bus ADB Microphone/Sound in stereo 16Bit@44.1kHz Sound out stereo 16Bit@44.1kHz 10Mbit-AAUI ethernet NuBus-slot filled with DOS-card |
| CPU | i486 @ 66 MHz |
| Transistors | 1,200,000 |
| MIPS | 54 |
| Memory | 16 MB RAM |
| Graphics | 512 kB VRAM 640*480*256 800*600*16 |
(*) according to a web source, the 6100 has no dedicated VRAM, but uses up to 635kB of real RAM as video memory. I'm not quite sure about that?!
OS environments that I have run on this system:
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