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Power Macintosh 7500

A Low End Mac Best Buy

Overview

Apple introduced a brand new case design with the 7200 and 7500, one with a slide-off cover, an extra internal drive bay, and a flip-up drive/power supply assembly, providing easy access to the motherboard.

What most differentiated the 7500 from the 7200 was a slot for a CPU daughter card. By pulling the 100 MHz PPC 601, the 7500 can be quickly upgraded to a faster, more efficient PPC 604, 604e, or 750.

The 7500 also has video in ports on the rear.

Details

  • 7500/100 introduced August 8, 1995 at $2,800; discontinued May 18, 1996
  • requires System 7.5.2 (with System Enabler 701 v1.2) or later
  • CPU: 100 MHz PPC 601
  • bus: 40-50 MHz
  • performance: varies by daughter card
  • ROM: 4 MB
  • RAM: 16 MB, expandable to 1 GB using DIMMs (8 sockets available)
  • VRAM: 2 MB, expandable to 4 MB
  • Video: supports resolutions to 1152x870
  • L2 cache: 256 KB standard, can be expanded to 1 MB
  • SCSI: internal fast SCSI bus (to 10 MBps), external SCSI bus (to 5 MBps)
  • CD-ROM: 4x
  • PCI slots: 3
  • ADB port for keyboard and mouse
  • DIN-8 GeoPorts on back of computer
  • DB-25 SCSI connector on back of computer
  • AAUI and 10Base-T ethernet connectors on back of computer
  • upgrade path: CPU daughtercard, possibly to G3 motherboard
  • power: 150W
  • height: 6.15 in
  • width: 14.4 in
  • depth: 16.9 in
  • weight: 22.0 lb
  • PRAM battery: 3.6V lithium
  • Gestalt ID: 68

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Cautions

  • Because of the way the internal SCSI cable is routed in the 7300-7600, it is very easy for it to come loose from the motherboard while opening the case. Should this happen, be sure to plug it back into SCSI bus 0, not SCSI bus 1 (which is for the slower external SCSI port).
  • G3 upgrade cards unstable?, MacWeek
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