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Yeah. Its called having options and you don't get much of that with Apple. I remember when Apple stopped supporting the Core 2 DUO machines because the EFI was
by Grazester 9y ago
Yeah. Its called having options and you don't get much of that with Apple.
I remember when Apple stopped supporting the Core 2 DUO machines because the EFI was 32bit(not even the processor). I was not pleased
- Jtsummers 9y agoWasn't that only the first generation of hardware they made with Intel's processors? IIRC, my friend and I both got laptops about 3 months apart and mine had support longer than his, I don't know if this was the issue or not.
- pkamb 9y agoThe first Intel Macbook Pro in Early 2006 was Core Duo (32-bit), then in October they reved them with Core 2 Duo (64-bit w/ 32-bit EFI). I remember specifically because I had to wait out the first couple months of my freshman year of college without a laptop, waiting for that 64-bit support that was supposed to drop at any time...
- Jtsummers 9y agoRight. I guess I replaced mine from that revision before it became an issue.