How in the heck do I find out what it is? A friend gave me his old G3 laptop, but I can't figure out how fast the processor is in the dang case. Hopefully someone here can tell me how to view the speed of the processor, short of opening it and using the serial#.
I hope this is the correct forum for it. If not please move thread.
Thanks for you help.
ken elliott
Pimpin like a pimp with an electrofied pimpin machine!
Ken Elliott posted this at 19:20—26th November 2001.
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ya know what? I am beginning to think that most of TWF's members don't like to use macintosh. How could that be =) . anywho, I figured out how to do it by calling a macintosh support number. Of course it was something simple,...
there is a program called apple system profiler that displays all the info about the system, who would have ever thunk that they'd do something smart like that?
ken
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Megan posted this at 20:11—26th November 2001.
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"The Gizmoid" is the only TWF member I know of who uses a Mac. Anyone else?
Anonymous posted this at 12:03—22nd December 2001.
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New member here who currently is using Mac G4 dual 800Mhz & an older 9500/400
emcgill posted this at 03:29—23rd December 2001.
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Hello,
I am new, and I use a Mac
If you click on the Apple menu (the apple in the upper left hand corner) and go to Apple System Profiler it should tell you the processor speed on the summery page that it gives you.
Thanks,
Eric