>Someone would like to offer an 20" 2008 iMac to me.
>
>How can I know it is a 2008 model or not? How can I know the CPU
>speed, the bus speed, the RAM and HDD size, the ROM version, etc?
Start up the machine, select "About This Mac" under the Apple menu,
then select the "More Information" but
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 2:50 AM, pat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How can I know it is a 2008 model or not? How can I know the CPU
> speed, the bus speed, the RAM and HDD size, the ROM version, etc?
>
>
Select Apple icon top left, then System Info and get the serial number -
paste that into
http:
Lowendmac.com also keeps tracker of Mac models, as doesv the program
"mactracher". But ifv you simply go into System Information and send
details to this site, pretty much all of us can tell you if it's 2008. I'd
expect a 2.14+ GHz Intel Core 2 duo processor with 2gb RAM inherent and at
least 12
Pat asked:
"Someone would like to offer an 20" 2008 iMac to me.
How can I know it is a 2008 model or not? How can I know the CPU
speed, the bus speed, the RAM and HDD size, the ROM version, et"
Try this link from Apple - it's a list of iMacs, specs, year produced.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT
What OS version did it ship with? 2007 ones came with either 10.4.10
or 10.5. The 2008 ones had 10.5.3 or 10.5.4 I think
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Someone would like to offer an 20" 2008 iMac to me.
How can I know it is a 2008 model or not? How can I know the CPU
speed, the bus speed, the RAM and HDD size, the ROM version, etc?
Is there a quick and dirt way to test the computer to make sure it is
in a good shape?
Thanks in advance!
Pat
