The Performance Edge: PowerLogix Announces Two Upgrades For G3 PowerBooks And We Look At The Price/Performance Equation
Sunday, July 23, 2000
PowerLogix has come out with two upgrades for G3 PowerBooks. The cards, called the BlueChip by PowerLogix, replace the stock card. According to PowerLogix you just plug the card in and go.
Below we explore what performance gain you will see with these cards installed in the machines
they are made for. We also take a comparative look at the price/performance equation of each card.
New Prices and the Machines The Cards Are Intended For
What kind of performance gain are you getting for the money you'll be shelling out for the various cards?......
Scores marked in Red indicate this information was provided by PowerLogix. Scores Marked in Blue indicate that this information was independently verified by MacSpeedZone.
And how much do you pay per performance point ................
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Sunday, July 23, 2000 
For Great Prices On Upgrades Check The Vendors Below