Hardware test CD for an e-mac with a 1.13GHz CPU

The hardware cd that came with this e-mac tells me that it is not supported.
Were do I find the download from Apple for the hardware cd that this e-mac will support and will work on it.
Thanks
George barlow

There were no 1.13 GHz model eMacs; there were 700 and 800 MHz and 1.0. 1.25, and 1.42 GHz models. It would appear you have a hacked overclocked model. I have no information wheter AHT will work correctly with an overclocked Mac.
There's no Apple source for downloading the AHT disc for any mac, as far as I know. There are third-party resellers who offer system discs for various Macs, or you can call the Apple store, wade through the voice mail to get a live operator, and ask about ordering an eMac disc as an out-of-production item. Note that if the eMac originally came with OS X on DVD (i.e., came with a Restore DVD rather than a set of CDs), AHT would be a aeparate bootable partition on the DVD that can be used via Startup Manager: Select a Startup Volume.

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