And this is where the whole thing breaks down into fairy land...

Here we have a host system of a PPC G4 @ 400mhz emulating a DUAL-CORE
processor of a completely different architecture at approx. 4x the clock
speed of the native processor. This defies all common sense whatsoever.

I can maybe buy the idea of a PPC emulating an x86 at some fraction of the
PPC native speed (such as a G4/400 emulating a PII/233), but we¹re talking
about a 4-8x speed increase. If the G4 was really that efficient, Apple
would have never had any reason to move to Intel. It would be like the old
³snail² ads only the P-III would have to be on the top of a glacier!

John


On 6/12/10 9:59 PM, "Mark Sokolovsky" <[email protected]> wrote:

> It's simple. I donot have 10.6.3 on the machine itself. I have it installed as
> a Virtual system inside an emulation program. You see, the 'flaw" you
> considered wasn't actually a flaw. The  reason why it says Mac OS X 10.6.3 and
> powerPC G4 @400mhz in the same window, is because i took the system info from
> the HOST OS, not the guest OS specs. For anyone who didn't realize that, think
> again and look again.
> 


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