- Family
- Power Macintosh
- Architecture
- PowerPC
- CPU
- 180 MHz or 200 MHz PPC 603e
- Clock speed
- 180–200
- Introduced
- August 1996
- Discontinued
- August 1997
The 6400 replaced the Performa 6360 and used a new tower configuration. It was available in 180 MHz and 200 MHz configurations. The neatest feature: a built-in subwoofer for very rich sound.
The 6400 was replaced by the Power Mac 6500 . The Performa/Power Mac 5400 is virtually identical to the 6400 – but with a built in monitor.
Specs (via Low End Mac)
- Cpu: 180 MHz or 200 MHz PPC 603e
- Bus: 40 MHz
- Performance: 80,429 Whetstones
- Ram: 16 MB, expandable to 136 MB using two DIMMs
- Rom: 4 MB
- L2 Cache: optional on 180 MHz, 256 KB on 200 MHz
- Hard Drive: IDE, 1.6 GB on 180 MHz, 2.4 GB on 200 MHz
- Vram: 1 MB, supports thousands of colors up to 800 x 600, 256 colors up to 1024×764
- Code Name: Alchemy
- Adb: 1 port for keyboard and mouse
- Scsi: DB-25 connector on back of computer
- Serial: 2 DIN-8 GeoPorts on back of computer
- Cd-Rom: 8x
- Microphone: standard 3.5mm minijack, compatible with line-level input including Apple’s PlainTalk microphone
- Two Pci Slots: top slot may accept a 12″ card, but bottom slot will only handle a 7″ card
- Review: Vimage 54xx/64xx G3 accelerator , Mac-Upgrade
- See: Online resources and links for the Power Mac 6400 (Performa 6400)