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alright i got 10.4.10 installed but im looking to upgrade to leopard and i wasnt sure what to do.

i wanna try and use the efi thing because i hope i will be able to do the apple updates.(tell me if im wrong plz)

my specs are:

 

intel pentium D 3.0Ghz

 

nvidia geforce 8800 gts 640mb

 

4 gigs of ram

 

 

also im still not sure what specs a ireally need to put on so if you need more specs to know what i can do please feel free to ask i i will get them asap.

 

thanks in advance=)

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alright i got 10.4.10 installed but im looking to upgrade to leopard and i wasnt sure what to do.

i wanna try and use the efi thing because i hope i will be able to do the apple updates.(tell me if im wrong plz)

my specs are:

 

intel pentium D 3.0Ghz

 

nvidia geforce 8800 gts 640mb

 

4 gigs of ram

 

 

also im still not sure what specs a ireally need to put on so if you need more specs to know what i can do please feel free to ask i i will get them asap.

 

thanks in advance=)

What is your motherboard, and chipset and your level of expertise with computers in general? For a very broad question like this you need to provide very specific info about your system. Look at mine and countless others' signatures for an example. Also, read through the last week's worth of posts in this subforum and you will find several very helpful threads bearing almost the same title as your own. Hope this gets you started.

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for some reason i can't seem to find my motherboard specs on my computer. also i do have more knowledge than normal but not soo much that i can program stuff for osx86. iv heard about a program (forgot the name of it) that finds all the specs for you computer. can i use that or do you have any other ideas?

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for some reason i can't seem to find my motherboard specs on my computer. also i do have more knowledge than normal but not soo much that i can program stuff for osx86. iv heard about a program (forgot the name of it) that finds all the specs for you computer. can i use that or do you have any other ideas?

 

In Windows I have used Everest Home (free) but for newer motherboards it may not list the name of the motherboard. Still should tell you the chipsets etc. You could always open the side and read it off the motherboard!

 

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FJ1000

 

That's not really making much sense, no amount of googling comes up with a motherboard with those serial numbers. Are you sure you're not trying to install OS X on a Yamaha motorbike?!

If you don't want to open the case and look at the motheboard, use CPUID which should give all your motherboard details. Then search the forum to see if anyone has posted information about the board and read all the threads, then you can come back with some nice specific questions.

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

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