Rob Marles wrote: > Thanks for the link Rich; > > Here's what came up: > > Name: Power Macintosh G4 (Gigabit Ethernet) > Model: M7892 PowerMac G4 400MHz/450MHz-DP/500MHz-DP BTO > Bus speed: 100MHz > Factory: XA (ElkGrove/Sacramento, California) > URL: Technical specifications by apple-history.com code_to_number: 0RM - > > Model introduced: 2000 > Production year: 2000 > Production week: 32 (August) > Production number: 871 (within this week) > > The sticker on the back reads: > 450mhz, DP 2x1M cache > 128mb sdram > 1 gb Ethernet > 56k modem > 30gb hdd > > I thought it had a GB of ram, there was 4 sticks inside. When I looked at > the system info, it turns out there's 3 256mb sticks and a 128mb stick. > Guess I'll have to pull of the bag'o'ram and fix that problem. Hehehe. > > Anyone know what the DP designation stands for? DP stands for Dual Purpose: you can use your Mac on-road or off. No? Okay, how about: DP stands for Dual Processor: you have 2x 450MHz CPUs under your hood! (I'm serious about this one) -- Rich