Help Me Find My Mac

Enter the serial number for your Mac below and press submit. You can find your serial number on a sticker on your Mac, or by going Apple Menu > About This Mac, then clicking the More Info button. This brings up System Profiler, and on the Hardware Overview that is displayed by default you should see your serial number, and be able to copy/paste it.

Alternatively, you can select your Mac from the choices below.

PowerMac
85/86/95/9600

The PowerMac 8500, 8600, 9500 and 9600 are all in tower cases - although they do vary slightly between the different ranges.

All machines should be identified on the front of the case, if this is missing please see the detailed machine page for more information on distinguishing them from other PowerMac towers.

PowerMac
73/75/7600

These pre-G3 Desktops all use the same form factor case, however they are all marked clearly with their model number.

if this is missing, identification should be done with the Apple System Profiler software installed on the machine, as they differ only very slightly internally.

PowerMac
7200/8200

The PowerMac 7200 is a desktop, the 8200 (pictured here) is in a tower case.

Both machines should be labeled with their model number on the front of the case.

Should this be missing, please see the detailed machine page for more information on distinguishing them from other machines.

PowerMac
61/71/8100

The PowerMac 6100 (pictured), 7100 and 8100 came in a pizza box, desktop and tower case respectively. These PowerMacs use Nubus expansion slots, as opposed to PCI on later PowerMacs.

All of these machines should be labeled with their model number on the front of the case, should this be missing, please see the detailed machine page for more information on distinguishing them from other machines.

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