I'm not worried that much about the investment because I can always sell this G5 and get a Mac Pro.

I want a pristine brand new case and since they don't make G5 cases anymore, I have to go with a new Mac Pro case. Under the following conditions: attribution You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if. In the case of Windows XP with a single processor, GeekBench reported memory stream performance at a rate better than 25 times the rate of the host Mac Pro. I currently have a G5 case I got from ebay but I'm having second thoughts about it because it is not in mint condition. further modding like adding lame lights also not necessary I'm using mATX motherboard (GA-P55M-UD4) Which one can I get by with just simply repositioning the motherboard standoffs to ATX positions without further trimming them? Or without having to buy a mobo tray? I'm more concerned with which is easier to fit a mATX motherboard? Which is easier to connect the front I/O? Which is easier for optical/HDDs placements?

These differences don't concern me very much. Mac Pro can fit a standard PSU on the bulkheads above the motherboard. The Mac Pro has two drive bays for optical and 4 for HDDs, G5 has 1 for optical probably 2 for HDDs MacBook Air vs MacBook Pro: Price & Availability. The Mac Pro can only fit mATX without some serious modding (and I'm fine with using mATX motherboards), the G5 can do full ATX.

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