D Dave1423 macrumors regular Jul 19, 2020 112 35 Mar 23, 2024 #26 Dave1423 said: what about the Core 2 Duo Santa Rosa macs from mid-late2007? i personally have a mid 2007 2.16ghz MacBook and a 2.4ghz one as well Click to expand... also does the macbook pro mid/late 2007 use a nvidia board?
Dave1423 said: what about the Core 2 Duo Santa Rosa macs from mid-late2007? i personally have a mid 2007 2.16ghz MacBook and a 2.4ghz one as well Click to expand... also does the macbook pro mid/late 2007 use a nvidia board?
A Amethyst1 macrumors G3 Oct 28, 2015 9,900 12,373 Mar 23, 2024 #27 Dave1423 said: what about the Core 2 Duo Santa Rosa macs from mid-late2007? Click to expand... Here’s what Simon says: ME present. Dave1423 said: also does the macbook pro mid/late 2007 use a nvidia board? Click to expand... No. Last edited: Mar 23, 2024
Dave1423 said: what about the Core 2 Duo Santa Rosa macs from mid-late2007? Click to expand... Here’s what Simon says: ME present. Dave1423 said: also does the macbook pro mid/late 2007 use a nvidia board? Click to expand... No.
D Dave1423 macrumors regular Jul 19, 2020 112 35 Mar 23, 2024 #28 what about the Merom or 32-bit Core Duo chips
D Dave1423 macrumors regular Jul 19, 2020 112 35 Mar 23, 2024 #29 Dave1423 said: what about the Merom or 32-bit Core Duo chips Click to expand... such as the early/mid/late 2006 models
Dave1423 said: what about the Merom or 32-bit Core Duo chips Click to expand... such as the early/mid/late 2006 models
A Amethyst1 macrumors G3 Oct 28, 2015 9,900 12,373 Mar 23, 2024 #30 Dave1423 said: what about the Merom or 32-bit Core Duo chips Click to expand... The ME is part of the chipset for pre-Nehalem CPUs. If it's a 945 chipset: no ME. If it's a 965 or later chipset: hello world ME. But the question remains whether ME on its own, i.e. without AMT and an Intel NIC, can do a lot of harm. Dave1423 said: such as the early/mid/late 2006 models Click to expand... The Core Solo/Duo/667 MHz FSB “Merom” Core 2 Duos use the 945 chipset. Last edited: Mar 23, 2024
Dave1423 said: what about the Merom or 32-bit Core Duo chips Click to expand... The ME is part of the chipset for pre-Nehalem CPUs. If it's a 945 chipset: no ME. If it's a 965 or later chipset: hello world ME. But the question remains whether ME on its own, i.e. without AMT and an Intel NIC, can do a lot of harm. Dave1423 said: such as the early/mid/late 2006 models Click to expand... The Core Solo/Duo/667 MHz FSB “Merom” Core 2 Duos use the 945 chipset.
D Dave1423 macrumors regular Jul 19, 2020 112 35 Mar 23, 2024 #31 so if i have this and its a 667mhz bus its 945 correct? MacBook "Core 2 Duo" 2.16 13" (Black) Specs (Mid-2007, MB063LL/A, MacBook2,1, A1181, 2139): EveryMac.com Technical specifications for the MacBook "Core 2 Duo" 2.16 13" (Black). Dates sold, processor type, memory info, hard drive details, price and more. everymac.com
so if i have this and its a 667mhz bus its 945 correct? MacBook "Core 2 Duo" 2.16 13" (Black) Specs (Mid-2007, MB063LL/A, MacBook2,1, A1181, 2139): EveryMac.com Technical specifications for the MacBook "Core 2 Duo" 2.16 13" (Black). Dates sold, processor type, memory info, hard drive details, price and more. everymac.com
D Dave1423 macrumors regular Jul 19, 2020 112 35 Mar 24, 2024 #32 so if the late 2008 -late 2010 Nvidia gpu macs all have nvidia chipsets which im assuming they do then they dont have IME and vPro?
so if the late 2008 -late 2010 Nvidia gpu macs all have nvidia chipsets which im assuming they do then they dont have IME and vPro?
A Amethyst1 macrumors G3 Oct 28, 2015 9,900 12,373 Mar 25, 2024 #33 Dave1423 said: so if the late 2008 -late 2010 Nvidia gpu macs all have nvidia chipsets which im assuming they do then they dont have IME and vPro? Click to expand... The late-2009/mid-2010 iMacs and 15in/17in MBPs with a Core i3/i5/i7 have Intel chipsets. Those with a Core 2 Duo have Nvidia chipsets.
Dave1423 said: so if the late 2008 -late 2010 Nvidia gpu macs all have nvidia chipsets which im assuming they do then they dont have IME and vPro? Click to expand... The late-2009/mid-2010 iMacs and 15in/17in MBPs with a Core i3/i5/i7 have Intel chipsets. Those with a Core 2 Duo have Nvidia chipsets.