What defines a "Penryn" MacBook A1181 board?
Seemingly stupid question, but what exactly makes an A1181 board a Penryn board? Is it the 3-wall inverter connector and the "straight" heatsync (as opposed to the "curved" heatsync)? I assume the 820-2279-A model (2/2.1/2.2/2.4GHZ line) is Penryn, but I've never been 100% sure.
Or is a "Penryn" board actually the even later A1181 model that has the smaller optical drive connector?
Anyway, just trying to make sense of all the vague and idiotic labels out there that are thrown around constantly but never clearly defined. I always just stick to the model numbers to be safe, but it would be really nice to be able to tell customers, "Yes, this is Penryn!"
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I know that "Penryn" is the type of processor, but what makes a Penryn board identifiable? It's not specifically the processor that anyone cares about in functional terms -- it's whether the board will fit, and whether it has the right connectors...so what are these characteristic that are specific to Penryn boards?
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