Re: Cuda button: what it is/does

[Andrew Grebneff]

 > presumably what is meant is the battery is easier to see and find which is
 difficult to argue with ...
I guess I'm blind because I cannot for the life of me find the Cuda button.
I'm guessing it is on the bottom of the motherboard of my 7500 because I
looked all around the area of the card and on the motherboard.  Is there a
small graphic depiction somewhere???
The cuda button is a little metal housing about 8mm across; set into 
the top is a small round low flat-topped plastic button. When pushed 
it barely moves. There is nothing else that looks like it in a Mac.

In the 7500 it lives pretty much under the processor card, not too 
far from the back of the case. If I remember rightly, in 8500/9500 it 
is near the top of the motherboard near the back, and the 8600/9600 
also.
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