DoFoT9
May 26, 08:07 PM
interesting. you just want one for the sake of wanting one?
dont get me wrong, id love one :p so classy!
dont get me wrong, id love one :p so classy!
HXGuy
May 5, 03:00 PM
Just added everything up on Newegg and ouch, looks like I'll be around $250 over budget.
Here's what I chose...
Boot Drive: Intel X25-M SSDSA2MH080G2K5 80GB SSD
Scratch Drive: Mushkin Enhanced Callisto Deluxe MKNSSDCL40GB-DX 40GB SSD
Storage Drive: Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EARS 2TB 64MB Cache
Time Machine for Storage Drive: Western Digital Caviar Green WD30EZRSDTL 3TB 64MB Cache
External Clone Backup: Western Digital Elements 2TB USB 2.0 WDBAAU0020HBK-NESN
Here's what I chose...
Boot Drive: Intel X25-M SSDSA2MH080G2K5 80GB SSD
Scratch Drive: Mushkin Enhanced Callisto Deluxe MKNSSDCL40GB-DX 40GB SSD
Storage Drive: Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EARS 2TB 64MB Cache
Time Machine for Storage Drive: Western Digital Caviar Green WD30EZRSDTL 3TB 64MB Cache
External Clone Backup: Western Digital Elements 2TB USB 2.0 WDBAAU0020HBK-NESN
Davichi
Mar 14, 02:51 PM
300 dollars. Maybe more or maybe less. But, it won't be too much different.
MinorBidoh
Jan 11, 04:14 PM
penny dropage.
what a privelage.
what a privelage.
JoeG4
Mar 17, 10:32 PM
Seeing as it's like an hour drive for me, I really am surprised I've been a Mac guy for 10 years and haven't bothered to go there yet. :D
Rmpl
Apr 20, 04:15 AM
How do you export video with a small file size and maintain high quality? For example, a lot of pirated movies are about 1 gig file size, look fantastic and they are about 2 hours long. Does anyone know of a guide or something that takes you through the steps to create this kind of high quality/low file size result? I don't want it for pirating purposes, pirated files are just the best example I know of good quality:file size ratio.
Thanks in advance and I'm sorry if there's already another thread about this. I searched and could not find it.
Thanks in advance and I'm sorry if there's already another thread about this. I searched and could not find it.
monke
Oct 19, 10:16 PM
http://att.macrumors.com/contest/F97D58.jpg
sb58
Mar 31, 02:36 PM
sounds like his dad had to have replaced the Wii's drive with one from a DVD Player, but i thought that that would make it so you couldn't play games...
500th post!
500th post!
Cyclone Chris
Apr 28, 05:09 AM
So I ordered a Rebel Micro Sim Pro, with the 32/64 bit programmer on 10 Apr, and I have yet to receive it. My order status just says Payment Received.
Has anyone else ordered a Rebel Micro Sim and received it yet? Is the company legit? They keep posting some crap about holidays and UK Royal Weddings on their site...
Has anyone else ordered a Rebel Micro Sim and received it yet? Is the company legit? They keep posting some crap about holidays and UK Royal Weddings on their site...
Pants
Aug 28, 06:41 AM
Originally posted by solvs
But calling the 1.25 GHz an overclocked 1 GHz before they even start selling them, is jumping the gun a bit. That's like calling the new 2.8 GHz P4 an overclocked P3 (wait, bad example). Everyone seems to be forgetting that the FSBs are actually 4 x 100 and 4 x 133 (DDR 100 and 133 for AMD). 167 w/ DDR333 is actually pretty cool. Even if it is bastardized.
Don't get me wrong. Apple IS competing against the world of WinTel, and they aren't doing so well in speed or price. I, for one, like it just as much when people have legitimate complaints as when they have a legitimate complement. If we just accept the way things are, they'll never get better. Macs are easier to use, more stable, etc, etc... but they're not as fast. And "Apple is a business" is not a good excuse. It just proves my point. So stop saying, "if you don't like it go buy a PC".
Cuz they will. Duh.
If the new Dual 1.25s are as fast as a ~2 GHz x86, I'd be happy. Have you ever tried to edit video on a PC? Zero to Crash in 60 sec. If the iBook can do some basic stuff like typing letters and surfin' the net, and it's pretty affordable (and light, and sturdy, and has a long battery life), I'm happy. Benchmarks, shmenchmarks, it's real world performance that counts.
When I feel like Apple's acting like M$ (yeah, that's right, I said it), and a >$1000 PC can whip the *** of the $3000+ "Top-of-the-Line" Mac, I'm not happy.
And believe me, yer gonna hear about it.
Now where are the darn 7500 G5s we were promised (please note sarcasm).
agreed - except essentially, it IS a 1 ghz chip thats passed its acceptance for 1.25. At least a p3 and p4 have large architectural differences!
as of late, Apple IS acting like M$ - teh DDR marketing spin is just that - "ooh !look!! a new buzzword gullible buyers!", whilst in 'real world performance' I am yet to be impressed with Jagwire on my iBook. (under 10.2, Word currently lasts an average of 20 minutes before crashing and it is also DOG SLOW handling more than a 20 page document.....grr....not good for thesis writing! this is the kind of real world performance issue I'd like to see addressed - you can keep ichat etc if your web browser crashes or takes noticeable seconds to render tables and images...)
Personally, teh current register jagwire review sums my feelings up exactly.
But calling the 1.25 GHz an overclocked 1 GHz before they even start selling them, is jumping the gun a bit. That's like calling the new 2.8 GHz P4 an overclocked P3 (wait, bad example). Everyone seems to be forgetting that the FSBs are actually 4 x 100 and 4 x 133 (DDR 100 and 133 for AMD). 167 w/ DDR333 is actually pretty cool. Even if it is bastardized.
Don't get me wrong. Apple IS competing against the world of WinTel, and they aren't doing so well in speed or price. I, for one, like it just as much when people have legitimate complaints as when they have a legitimate complement. If we just accept the way things are, they'll never get better. Macs are easier to use, more stable, etc, etc... but they're not as fast. And "Apple is a business" is not a good excuse. It just proves my point. So stop saying, "if you don't like it go buy a PC".
Cuz they will. Duh.
If the new Dual 1.25s are as fast as a ~2 GHz x86, I'd be happy. Have you ever tried to edit video on a PC? Zero to Crash in 60 sec. If the iBook can do some basic stuff like typing letters and surfin' the net, and it's pretty affordable (and light, and sturdy, and has a long battery life), I'm happy. Benchmarks, shmenchmarks, it's real world performance that counts.
When I feel like Apple's acting like M$ (yeah, that's right, I said it), and a >$1000 PC can whip the *** of the $3000+ "Top-of-the-Line" Mac, I'm not happy.
And believe me, yer gonna hear about it.
Now where are the darn 7500 G5s we were promised (please note sarcasm).
agreed - except essentially, it IS a 1 ghz chip thats passed its acceptance for 1.25. At least a p3 and p4 have large architectural differences!
as of late, Apple IS acting like M$ - teh DDR marketing spin is just that - "ooh !look!! a new buzzword gullible buyers!", whilst in 'real world performance' I am yet to be impressed with Jagwire on my iBook. (under 10.2, Word currently lasts an average of 20 minutes before crashing and it is also DOG SLOW handling more than a 20 page document.....grr....not good for thesis writing! this is the kind of real world performance issue I'd like to see addressed - you can keep ichat etc if your web browser crashes or takes noticeable seconds to render tables and images...)
Personally, teh current register jagwire review sums my feelings up exactly.
Tamir
Apr 1, 07:52 PM
I'm 100% sure that people ask it many times in this forum, but i just had to ask.
I'm finishing soon "C for Dummies, 2nd Edition", what should i read next? my goals at the end are to know how to program an desktop application, not a game.
Thank you very much, as i understood i need to learn, C, C-Objective, and no idea what after it. So if can someone please give me the next step after i finish reading the C for dummies book i will be very thankful.
My learning style is hands on experience, i like to read and than write the book's example, so not just reading...
I'm finishing soon "C for Dummies, 2nd Edition", what should i read next? my goals at the end are to know how to program an desktop application, not a game.
Thank you very much, as i understood i need to learn, C, C-Objective, and no idea what after it. So if can someone please give me the next step after i finish reading the C for dummies book i will be very thankful.
My learning style is hands on experience, i like to read and than write the book's example, so not just reading...
tyra
Apr 12, 02:09 AM
I have lost my Windows XP administrative password and can't find it to save my life! Am I stuck having to wipe and reload my computer? Or is there a method I can use to reset it or bypass the log-in screen. I do not want to lose everything! Thanks for your time!
Iphone4Mac
Jun 24, 05:16 AM
http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh68/sciontc19/0b2fd8aa.jpg
hypomnema
Dec 29, 05:59 PM
I'm thinking about getting a mac mini with sl server. Since there's no disc drive how would one upgrade to 10.7 server (assuming there will be a lion server)?
MontyZ
Sep 14, 01:25 AM
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rtheb
Apr 29, 04:09 PM
It is for sale on the US ebay as well:
PS3 Xbox BluRay HDMI DisplayPort Apple iMac 27 Belfan (http://cgi.ebay.com/PS3-Xbox-BluRay-HDMI-DisplayPort-Apple-iMac-27-Belfan-/290559943980?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a6b8e52c#ht_1792wt_952)
Perhaps the Item specifics might be a clue:
Brand: Generic
PS3 Xbox BluRay HDMI DisplayPort Apple iMac 27 Belfan (http://cgi.ebay.com/PS3-Xbox-BluRay-HDMI-DisplayPort-Apple-iMac-27-Belfan-/290559943980?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a6b8e52c#ht_1792wt_952)
Perhaps the Item specifics might be a clue:
Brand: Generic
Daedalus256
Dec 20, 11:44 AM
Anyone else find it EXTREMELY hysterical that the receipt says "$440" however people are willing to pay FAR more than that? I mean wow seriously. Strikes me as a "You ********* moron" moment.
Good luck selling this! Auction is about to end!
Good luck selling this! Auction is about to end!
PerfSeeker
Jul 28, 01:01 AM
Meh, until the major manga publishers will release e-Manga that are consumable on PC/Mac/iPad this is a non-story.
iCeQuBe
Mar 20, 03:09 PM
How do you search the serial numbers?
http://www.apple.com/support
then go to check my warranty status
http://www.apple.com/support
then go to check my warranty status
reclusive46
May 5, 12:37 PM
Great Vid. I'd love to see some gaming benchmarks. We all seem to be rather lacking in that area.
spicyapple
Aug 8, 08:43 PM
Opening up iCal server is needed to build a collaborative system on OSX. I can see opening up source code as a way for the development community to create killer apps under CalDAV.
wpotere
Apr 27, 12:34 PM
Sorry, I am busy that day. :p
mario.jr
May 5, 10:27 AM
I would try some of hitachi's drive tools, especially drive fitness test at the very least
http://www.hitachigst.com/support/downloads/
Thanks for the advice. :D
When I get home gonna try that.
Btw, I forgot to mention, Smart utility is reporting that load cycle count is growing up at about 4 cycles/min (+/- 2000 when I left home) and about
1 milion Power-off Retract Count :eek:.
I dont think that is right. Right? :confused:
http://www.hitachigst.com/support/downloads/
Thanks for the advice. :D
When I get home gonna try that.
Btw, I forgot to mention, Smart utility is reporting that load cycle count is growing up at about 4 cycles/min (+/- 2000 when I left home) and about
1 milion Power-off Retract Count :eek:.
I dont think that is right. Right? :confused:
scirica
Apr 29, 06:41 PM
Not like David to not answer. Has it been days or are you just being impatient? Twitter is a good suggestion.
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