First Tyler wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell the speed of a 3400c from the
outside? (Without booting up)
Good question, I'm stumped. The only thing that comes to mind is HD/ram
sizes and CD drive speed, but what the various models' specs were I can't
say without doing some
I'm not sure why you need to know what the speed is, perhaps for price
haggling purposes or something, in which case, I would suggest you assume it
is the 180Mhz variant. That way, you can either be right, or you have a
machine that is 20 or even 60 Mhz faster than you first thought. :-)
My 2c.
on 3/31/03 6:22 PM, John Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure why you need to know what the speed is, perhaps for price
haggling purposes or something, in which case, I would suggest you assume it
is the 180Mhz variant. That way, you can either be right, or you have a
machine that
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell the speed of a 3400c from the
outside? (Without booting up)
Thanks
~Tyler
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This is going to sound either very smart or very stupid:
Doesn't it tell you after the name on the case? For example, 3400c/240
means it is a 240MHz Machine...
I'm just guessing here, that¹s what the 1400 series is like, so I only
assume the same for the 3400's. If not, (ie, it just says 3400c or
I know it has the Ethernet/Phone port
A friend of mine has been trying to tell me that some of the ones that have
the port are only modem though, i havent seen anything on this, so i'm not
sure what to expect.
~Tyler
This is going to sound either very smart or very stupid:
Doesn't it tell you
