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Performa 6300

a.k.a. Performa 6260, 6290, 6310

Overview

The Performa 6300 replaced the 6200's 75 MHz 603 with a faster 100 MHz 603e CPU. The 6300 was replaced with a 160 MHz version in October 1996.

Be sure to read Performa and Power Mac 5200, 5300, 6200, 6300 Issues. Then you'll understand why it's called a Road Apple.

Details

  • 6300 introduced October 16, 1995; discontinued
    6260 introduced June 19, 1996; discontinued
    6290 introduced January 27, 1996; discontinued
    6310 introduced February 14, 1996; discontinued
  • requires System 7.5.1 or later
  • CPU: 100 MHz PPC 603e
  • bus: 40 MHz
  • performance: XXX (relative to SE)
  • ROM: 4 MB
  • RAM: 16 MB, expandable to 64 MB using 70ns 72-pin SIMMs (two slots, each supports a 4, 8, 16, or 32 MB SIMM), installing RAM in pairs of identical speed gives slightly more efficient performance
  • VRAM: 1 MB
  • Video: 648x480 at 16-bits, 832x624 at 8-bits
  • L2 cache: 256 KB
  • hard drive: 1.2 GB IDE
  • CD-ROM: 8x
  • ADB port for keyboard and mouse
  • DIN-8 serial ports on back of computer (modem port disabled when comm slot modem present; printer port disabled when comm slot ethernet card present)
  • DB-25 SCSI connector on back of computer
  • video input slot
  • comm slot, occupied by 28.8 kbps modem
  • one LC PDS slot
  • Gestalt ID: 42
  • Size (HxWxD): 4.3" x 12.6" x 16.5"
  • weight: 19 pounds

Accelerators & Upgrades

  • third-party video card will improve performance

Online Resources

Cautions

  • This highest PIO mode this model supports is Mode 3, Apple TIL 16335
  • Macs with IDE hard drive do not provide SCSI termination power, depending on external SCSI devices to provide it. For more details, see SCSI Termination Power.
  • On most models, the serial ports do not support hardware handshaking necessary for high speed (9600 bps or higher) modems. However, Global Village Teleport Platinum modems implement handshaking on the modem, providing 28.8 kbps and faster telecommunications. (The final revision of the motherboard does support hardware handshaking.)
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