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Determining hardware?
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Does anyone know how to tell what video card is in their machine?
(Other than opening the darn thing up and looking at it)
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applications -> utilities -> system profiler
(or, from the apple menu....about this mac....then "more info....")
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Thanks. I'm not seeing where that is telling me what video card I have though. It gives me some vague information about a chipset.
I know it's ATI, but that's about it.
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Originally posted by driven:
Thanks. I'm not seeing where that is telling me what video card I have though. It gives me some vague information about a chipset.
I know it's ATI, but that's about it.
interesting...when i pull that up i get "GeForce2 TwinView" so it is pretty obvious what my video card is.
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Originally posted by Mr. Blur:
interesting...when i pull that up i get "GeForce2 TwinView" so it is pretty obvious what my video card is.
Which screen are you looking at? I'll try and post a screen shot.
(I'm not sure what to make of your tag-line ... was that directed at me?)
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Originally posted by driven:
Which screen are you looking at? I'll try and post a screen shot.
(I'm not sure what to make of your tag-line ... was that directed at me?)
1 - in system profiler, in the pci/agp cards section. perhaps the ati cards are just identified there in a different manner. i don't have my powerbook here at the moment to see how its built-in ati is id'd
2 - definitely not....it's been there a long time (been thinking of changing it actually) 
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Thanks ....
I'll post a screen shot in a bit. I'm watching a movie with my wife and I'm on my Dell laptop at the moment. <sigh>
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Originally posted by Mr. Blur:
1 - in system profiler, in the pci/agp cards section. perhaps the ati cards are just identified there in a different manner. i don't have my powerbook here at the moment to see how its built-in ati is id'd
2 - definitely not....it's been there a long time (been thinking of changing it actually)
Here is that promised screen shot:
Is this a Radeon 9600, 9600XT, something else?
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It's a Radeon 9600 Pro 64MB. Same card in my Dual 2 G5.
I just read in another forum earlier today that rv350=9600 pro and r350=9800 pro. Don't remember which forum It was though.
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Originally posted by RussS:
It's a Radeon 9600 Pro 64MB. Same card in my Dual 2 G5.
I just read in another forum earlier today that rv350=9600 pro and r350=9800 pro. Don't remember which forum It was though.
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Now I'd love to grab my 9600XT out of my PC, but the lack of an AGP connector makes that difficult with my cinema display. :-(
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