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Which CPU in PB 12" Rev C?
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Baninated
Join Date: Nov 2002
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I hear that it is the 7447a and that seems to jive with these:
Motorola 7447a
How can I tell exactly which PPC processor I have?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: May 2001
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Try System Profiler in /Applications/Utilities. Not sure if it will show the exact CPU type though.
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Baninated
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Originally posted by pat++:
Try System Profiler in /Applications/Utilities. Not sure if it will show the exact CPU type though.
Tried that already.
It only shows G4 v1.1
Thanks anyway though.
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Grizzled Veteran
Join Date: Mar 2000
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Originally posted by Switched2Mac:
How can I tell exactly which PPC processor I have?
Switched2Mac: You have two options: (1) open up your PowerBook and read the model name and number on the CPU, or (2) read Apple's Developer Notes for the Rev.C 12-inch PowerBook. The answer is that you have a Motorola PowerPC 7447A in there.
Escher
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"The only laptop computer that's useful is the one you have with you."
Until we get a 3 lbs sub-PowerBook, the 12-inch PowerBook will do.
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Baninated
Join Date: Nov 2002
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Originally posted by escher:
Switched2Mac: You have two options: (1) open up your PowerBook and read the model name and number on the CPU, or (2) read Apple's Developer Notes for the Rev.C 12-inch PowerBook. The answer is that you have a Motorola PowerPC 7447A in there.
Escher
Sweet.
I did a search and found a sweet PDF detailing my new PB on the ADC. Thanks for direction.
The more I use my new PB, the more I like it! 
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