Digital Flat Panel Maximum resolution
1600 x 1200 60Hz

Even the list of Analog resolutions for the 8500 tops out at 2048x1536. (Update - an owner of this display wrote that it does work at very low refresh rates with some older Mac cards, despite the specs. However he said none of the cards compatible with the G5 can run this display, although some in his older macs can. Tomorrow's news page will have his comments on this display, which reportedly is made by IBM.)

Of course the cost of this display (and the Apple 30in - $3299 + $599 for the 6800 card, which only runs in a G5) is out of the price range for most of us, but the review was still an interesting read on the highest resolution commercially available LCD display I've seen to date.

" Radeon Enabler 1.1.1 has been released.
This version adds support for the following graphics chipsets:

• OEM Radeon 9800 XT
• OEM Radeon 9600 XT
• OEM Radeon AGP (7200)

Additional enhancements include:

Improved detection of missing or corrupted localization resources

Enhanced the support file generation to include more detailed information from the System Profiler

This version does not add any additional functionality for previously supported cards. (See the website for the full listing, including Radeon Mobility chips) If you have already used Radeon Enabler successfully for your chipset, there is no need to update to this latest version.

IMPORTANT
If you have already used a previous version of Radeon Enabler, you must reinstall the ATI Radeon Displays package before you can use a newer version of Radeon Enabler. Radeon Enabler will only recognize an original, unpatched installation.

For more information and to download Radeon Enabler, visit the Radeon Enabler website at http://www.radeonenabler.com ."

" For those who haven't tried it yet - its the most fun you'll ever have. Its just like football/soccer. Definitely give this one a whirl. Head on over to: Deathball for the mod download.
-Salsa"

I've not tried this mod personally, but they have a page about the game with some screenshots and info on play. Here's a clip:

"DeathBall turns UT2004 into a mix of Football/Soccer, Rugby, Handball and War. It's a pure sports game, and at that a First Person Sports Game. It's based on UT2004, but it has nothing to do with a shooter."

• Mac OS X Server 10.3: "Repair Disk Permissions" can disable mailman lists
• Power Mac G5 (June 2004) CIP Instructions

For other G5 tech docs, see our PowerMac G5 Tech Info/Compatibility/Tips page.

• Daystar G4/433MHz in PowerBook G3 Lombard (rated 10)
• Giga Designs Dual G4 1GHz in (DA) G4/AGP (rated 10)
• Sonnet G4 1.2GHz in Dual (450) G4 (rated 7)
• Sonnet G3/266 in 8100/80AV (rated 10)
  
  (My reviews of G4 and G3 upgrades w/apps/game tests, install info, etc. are linked on the CPU upgrades page. OC/CPU module articles are on the Systems page.)

(Warning - Overclocking may not be reliable and could lead to hardware failure or corrupted data.) You can find the full reports by searching the database selecting the indicated Mac model and upgrade card brand/type. If you've upgraded the CPU on your Mac, please post an entry in the database. Search the database for entries from most every upgradable Mac model *before* you buy. (Searchable by mac model/upgrade brand). For detailed reviews with performance tests and install tips, see the CPU Upgrades page.)

DVD+R/RW + DVD-R/RW Drives:
• IDE Pioneer DVR-107D in G5 Tower (OS X 10.3)
  (remember to remove front tray edge before installing in G5 or MDD tower)
• IDE Pioneer DVR-107D in Dual G4 (OS X 10.3)
  (native burn support in 10.3.3 and later)
  (Illustrated CD drive install guide here covers G4 towers up to the Digital Audio Model, Beige G3 MT and B&W G3 Macs)
  
  Hard Drives:
• IDE Toshiba MK4019GAX 40GB in PowerBook G4 (OS X 10.3)
  (Reader FYI - PowerBook G4 Ti 15in. LCD illustrated Hard Drive install guide here
  Alum. PB G4 15in take-apart guide here.
  Powerbook G4 12in LCD illustrated Hard Drive install guide here)

You can find full owner reports (latest shown first) by searching the database by drive/brand/interface/mac models (the latest reports are shown first in searches). For guides to installing CD/CDRW/DVD drives or Hard drives in many mac models, see the IDE Articles page. The Firewire articles page also has guides on case kits, installing drives, etc.
If you've added a IDE, SCSI, Firewire or USB hard drive, CDRW, tape drive, etc. make sure you add a report to the database. (If you post an updated entry - make sure you use the same name, etc. as you did before so I can find your past entry. Thanks.)
(Incomplete entries are deleted. Do not post questions in the database, it's for drive reports not questions on what drive to buy - for that try searching the database for reports from owners of your mac model on the drive type/brand/interface, etc. you're interested in.)