taybo20 macrumors regular Original poster Oct 4, 2007 #1 quick question: will leopard work with my intel core duo macbook pro? It isnt core2duo.
G glennyboiwpg macrumors 6502 Oct 4, 2007 #4 no, your computer is out of date... please buy a new one.
macjack1 macrumors regular Oct 4, 2007 #5 Perhaps some early G4 iMacs will not meet the system requirements. -mj
rdowns macrumors Penryn Oct 4, 2007 #6 It has been reported that a G4/867 Mhz will be the minimum processor requirement. Therefore all G5s and Intel chips will run it.
It has been reported that a G4/867 Mhz will be the minimum processor requirement. Therefore all G5s and Intel chips will run it.
taybo20 macrumors regular Original poster Oct 4, 2007 #7 thanks for the replies everybody. I can't wait for leopard to come out!!
Sun Baked macrumors G5 Oct 4, 2007 #8 rdowns said: It has been reported that a G4/867 Mhz will be the minimum processor requirement. Therefore all G5s and Intel chips will run it. Click to expand... That is well past the old original expected AGP G4 requirement ... that machine is something more like a G4 with 64MB VRAM. Though that would kill off too many notebooks, so G4 32MBVRAM and 800MHz as a minimum.
rdowns said: It has been reported that a G4/867 Mhz will be the minimum processor requirement. Therefore all G5s and Intel chips will run it. Click to expand... That is well past the old original expected AGP G4 requirement ... that machine is something more like a G4 with 64MB VRAM. Though that would kill off too many notebooks, so G4 32MBVRAM and 800MHz as a minimum.