Re: Need help identifying an Apple CPU card

[Dennis Descoteau]

Wow, I'm sure that this disclosure is really going to eat at Apple's huge 
market share.  Please clarify the enormous consequences of some executive 
decision that this will be detimental to anyone, including Apple.  Dennis
9600/G4/800 etc.

On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 10:40:21 -0600, David Ensteness <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

I hate to say this when I know someone is just trying to help another Mac 
user out, but try leaving out that you got that from non-publicly 
available service parts database for which we have to agree to an NDA to 
use ...

David

From the Service Parts Database:

The last six digits of the FCC ID label (located on the underside of the
processor cards) identify the processor type and speed. The FCC label on
this card reads FCCxxx604120, indicating a 604 processor operating at 
120
MHz.

I couldn't see an FCC ID label in the photos. Maybe hidden?

Ken




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