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C2d?

Elisha said:
whats the confusion here?

i posted my C2D specs for the OP to compare.
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You posted "2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo" right after the OP had posted his computer's specs, leading many to believe you were stating that his is a C2D based on the specs he posted.

What, exactly, was your point in making the post that said "2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo", if not for the implied reason?
 
Dynatos said:
You posted "2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo" right after the OP had posted his computer's specs, leading many to believe you were stating that his is a C2D based on the specs he posted.

What, exactly, was your point in making the post that said "2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo", if not for the implied reason?
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The OP asked if anyone has a Macbook C2D and wanted to know what their profiler said. Elisha Posted what hers said.

Then he asked "Is that what yours says".

To clarify, Elisha posted the entire system specs that her profiler readout stated to make it clear to the OP that his system was inded a CD instead of a C2D.

Then you came in and started jumping all over the person who was giving the information that was needed.

Her responses made perfect sense to me, not sure where you got off track...
 
Dynatos said:
What, exactly, was your point in making the post that said "2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo", if not for the implied reason?
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Clearly as a response to the original poster's question:

Ad noctum said:
Does anyone have a macbook C2D that they can check for the name of their chip in "about this mac" ?
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Elisha simply didn't quote the question, apparently causing the confusion. 🙄
 
that was awesome, did you get money back for your troubles and mental anguish?
i would have made them throw in some accessories for free.
 
yellow said:
Clearly as a response to the original poster's question:



Elisha simply didn't quote the question, apparently causing the confusion. 🙄
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Ah, that would do it. Thanks for the explanation.

It's generally good practice to quote the question you're responding to if said question is more than a single post before yours. It prevents confusion.
 
sorry but there was pretty much only one question that was directed to me and so i didn't see the point of quoting it.
 
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