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I dunno maybe if you got something to shoot at it, its worth buying.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMac
IMO it surely is not worth the effort. As for playing games on them; don't bother there is hardly anything that plays well on them even with all of the ports from aspire.
IIRC the G5 was as good as having dual Pentium 3 or dual Pentium 4 CPUs at the time of release
But still it was trash compared to other workstation/HEDT mobos. Its MSRP was trash compared to other dual socket 771 boards.
Literally 3,600$ for that, while asus/gigabyte/msi relatives were costing a ton lower, despite more pcie connectors/dimms/vrm phases.
but google says the last pc with the cheece grater design is the 2019 mac pro but that was a trowback.
-> if you want the last one before the dustbin design (which started in 2013) you are thus looking at the macbook pro from 2013