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For Mac, I did this. Please anybody out there, confirm whether this is a legit approach. From a console I put: sysctl -a | grep -i intel There should be a
by orblivion 10y ago
For Mac, I did this. Please anybody out there, confirm whether this is a legit approach. From a console I put:
sysctl -a | grep -i intel
There should be a bunch of noise, but in there was a rather specific model number (not just "core i7"). I googled for that and found a page on ARK. Look for "vpro" and it should say whether you have it. (I didn't)
- rosser 10y agoI can't confirm whether your approach is legit (though vPro does seem to be relevant), but I find my work machine (2015 15" rMBP) has it, and my personal (2013 13" rMBP) doesn't. Specifically, the string you want to `grep` for is "machdep\.cpu\.brand_string".
- PhantomGremlin 10y agoOr you can save yourself the trouble of grepping and just type: sysctl machdep.cpu.brand_string