On Saturday, August 14, 2004, at 01:32 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Mac troopers,
I have a 400mhz Wallstreet upgrade chip working in what was a Wallstreet
300. 30 gig drive, 256 ram, all groovy. Partitioned and installed OSX.2 on
it as well 9.2.2. Both work flawlessly. Except. The upgrade chip reads at
233 in OSX while reading still at 400 in 9.2.2.
Download and run XBench. It could be as simple as System Profiler *saying* it's running at 233 when it isn't.
OS X 10.2 running on a 233 MHz CPU will be noticeably sluggish.
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