Joshuarocks
Apr 5, 03:05 PM
http://www.fusina.net/G5_coolant_leaks/index-stats.php
The link above shows the 1 percent in terms of LCS Failure.. I was going by that, not by other problems in the machine.
The link above shows the 1 percent in terms of LCS Failure.. I was going by that, not by other problems in the machine.
DaveP
Mar 23, 01:08 AM
Why don't you just split the audio with a Y adapter so that you don't have to switch it. It will just always be active. This to me seems like a cheaper and better solution.
Sounds like a good idea, it could be much cheaper.
Sounds like a good idea, it could be much cheaper.
WesCole
May 5, 10:30 AM
I just completed the same setup as you yesterday.
I had no problem moving my iTunes library (music, movies, etc.) to the HDD in the optibay and just pointing iTunes to the new location. Also, some Mac apps require that you install them on the system drive, but for the others, you can just move the app to the HDD and create an alias to that app to put in your applications folder on your SSD so it will act like any other app.
I don't think you will actually be able to delete your actual home folders from the SSD, but you can certainly store documents, etc. on you HDD.
I had no problem moving my iTunes library (music, movies, etc.) to the HDD in the optibay and just pointing iTunes to the new location. Also, some Mac apps require that you install them on the system drive, but for the others, you can just move the app to the HDD and create an alias to that app to put in your applications folder on your SSD so it will act like any other app.
I don't think you will actually be able to delete your actual home folders from the SSD, but you can certainly store documents, etc. on you HDD.
WillEH
Mar 29, 05:44 PM
Interesting... but I can't imagine this.. :confused:
ravenvii
Aug 8, 02:15 PM
Well, let's say you are working on a Mac (bless you) and all your co-workers are using a PC. Suddenly, you have to work on the same documents (like a .doc, a .ppt or a .xls) Call it "incompatibility"...
I don't like MS but a lot of peoples (over 90%) still do... :rolleyes:
Well, Pages can open and edit and save .doc files, and Keynote can do the same with .ppt files.
But formatting and the such can be an issue. NeoOffice/OpenOffice handles .doc and .ppt formatting better, from what I hear. I've never used OpenOffice extensively, so I wouldn't know.
I don't like MS but a lot of peoples (over 90%) still do... :rolleyes:
Well, Pages can open and edit and save .doc files, and Keynote can do the same with .ppt files.
But formatting and the such can be an issue. NeoOffice/OpenOffice handles .doc and .ppt formatting better, from what I hear. I've never used OpenOffice extensively, so I wouldn't know.
Stella
Apr 15, 10:32 AM
Its all about convergence.
If your on the go then its more convenient to play games on a smartphone - one device than carry around two.
At the moment - drawbacks over portable gaming consoles - (1) battery life (2) games on smartphones tend to have a lot less content.. but smartphone games tend to be signficantly cheaper. If you want a game containing depth then your not going to be looking at your smartphone at the moment.
In some countries its totally fine to watch TV on your smartphone too...
If your on the go then its more convenient to play games on a smartphone - one device than carry around two.
At the moment - drawbacks over portable gaming consoles - (1) battery life (2) games on smartphones tend to have a lot less content.. but smartphone games tend to be signficantly cheaper. If you want a game containing depth then your not going to be looking at your smartphone at the moment.
In some countries its totally fine to watch TV on your smartphone too...
lolipop7
May 3, 02:18 AM
thanks for the reply!! :) another question about the graphic card... is AMD Radeon HD 6750M with 1GB GDDR5 of MBP15 good enough to render? I compared it with 2GB NVIDIA� GeForce� GT 540M graphics with Optimus of dell xps15. Which is better?
newkeyboard
Jan 16, 05:38 AM
One of the other rumor sites (AppleInsider I think) is speculating that there is a secret announcement to be made today by Steve at the Final Cut Pro meeting.
Sounds like wishful thinking to me :(
Sounds like wishful thinking to me :(
simsaladimbamba
May 2, 02:21 PM
If it is an Aluminium MBP (early 2008) and not one of the current Unibody MBPs (late 2008), maybe this applies: http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2377
jtara
Apr 12, 02:22 PM
So, does anybody KNOW how they are doing this?
iEdd
Sep 17, 08:07 AM
I had a quick google search. It seems there are a lot of results for pm g5, but not anything for mac mini. Maybe give apple support a call..
Surely
Apr 5, 11:19 PM
thank you, surely. i went ahead and posted there. now i'll have to see if i can delete this thread.
YOU can't, but if you click the little http://images.macrumors.com/vb/images/buttons/report.gif that is in your first post, you can message a moderator to delete it for you.
Enjoy your stay! :cool:
YOU can't, but if you click the little http://images.macrumors.com/vb/images/buttons/report.gif that is in your first post, you can message a moderator to delete it for you.
Enjoy your stay! :cool:
rwh202
Feb 19, 11:20 AM
I work on �1 per watt per year based on UK electricity prices:
1 W * 24 hrs * 365 days = 8760 WHrs/yr = 8.76 kWHrs/yr
8.76 * �0.12 per kW/hr =~ �1 per year
So thats �1000 per year for 3 quad cores with 3 GTX 460 GPUs.
The other cost to consider is cooling if you are lucky enough to live somewhere warm enough to need aircon. You'll not only be paying to generate the heat, but also paying to pump that extra heat out.
Conversely, in cooler climates, you can save on heating costs - I've not had to turn the heating on this winter, despite december being our coldest on record!
I think I've reached my max comfortable expenditure, so I'm now focusing on optimising efficiency - a new 90%+ efficiency power supply saved 30W in one rig and I'm going to stop the GPUs soon - they each use 170W for 11k ppd whereas my complete 2600k i7 rig does 49k ppd on 220W
Rob
1 W * 24 hrs * 365 days = 8760 WHrs/yr = 8.76 kWHrs/yr
8.76 * �0.12 per kW/hr =~ �1 per year
So thats �1000 per year for 3 quad cores with 3 GTX 460 GPUs.
The other cost to consider is cooling if you are lucky enough to live somewhere warm enough to need aircon. You'll not only be paying to generate the heat, but also paying to pump that extra heat out.
Conversely, in cooler climates, you can save on heating costs - I've not had to turn the heating on this winter, despite december being our coldest on record!
I think I've reached my max comfortable expenditure, so I'm now focusing on optimising efficiency - a new 90%+ efficiency power supply saved 30W in one rig and I'm going to stop the GPUs soon - they each use 170W for 11k ppd whereas my complete 2600k i7 rig does 49k ppd on 220W
Rob
liketom
Nov 9, 06:58 AM
there was a software company at the london mac expo that did just that , but i can not remember what it was called or the company name.
it was able to download a full website and would make changes as the site was updated in the background.
it looked real good
it was able to download a full website and would make changes as the site was updated in the background.
it looked real good
LucasG
Apr 12, 12:58 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8G4 Safari/6533.18.5)
Anyone successfully done it?
Anyone successfully done it?
johneaston
Apr 29, 04:11 AM
I meant to just double check you're plugging the jack into the correct output of your Mac - the headphone output rather than the mic input.
apachie2k
Oct 8, 07:24 AM
how does that work, you just use your sidekick 3 for texting and another phone for calls?
macstatic
Jan 26, 06:27 AM
Well, I've tried Virtual II now and it seems to work pretty well although I'm struggling with the keys (I'm trying to play Lode Runner and I find the movement keys (I,J,L,M) cumbersome).
I tried "Use arrow keys as joystick" but that didn't seem to work consistently for some reason.
Basically I just want to play Lode Runner in the same way as MAME's Lode runner (arrow keys for movement, ALT and CTRL for digging). I have several mazes I made myself back in the day when I used my own Apple ][ actively, so it would be great to play all that again, but on my Mac of course. What would the simplest solution be for that (Virtual II seems overkill and a waste of money when I'm not going to take more advantage of its features and the fact that its keys can't be remapped, or so it seems.
I tried "Use arrow keys as joystick" but that didn't seem to work consistently for some reason.
Basically I just want to play Lode Runner in the same way as MAME's Lode runner (arrow keys for movement, ALT and CTRL for digging). I have several mazes I made myself back in the day when I used my own Apple ][ actively, so it would be great to play all that again, but on my Mac of course. What would the simplest solution be for that (Virtual II seems overkill and a waste of money when I'm not going to take more advantage of its features and the fact that its keys can't be remapped, or so it seems.
jobberwacky
Oct 12, 01:48 AM
:confused:
0.2*5=1
1-1=0
Grmpf, that should have been 0.2*6-1
Thanks for the hint and sorry for the typo. The text in my message above is now corrected.
0.2*5=1
1-1=0
Grmpf, that should have been 0.2*6-1
Thanks for the hint and sorry for the typo. The text in my message above is now corrected.
Chone
Mar 23, 10:33 PM
In that case, why not pirate iPSP?
liketom
Jan 10, 04:21 AM
Should be? As in Apple is going to put it on there, or said they were going to, but haven't yet. OR Should be, as in YOU think that is what Apple should do?
The Stig
Apple should put the keynotes on iTunes
Are you the real Stig BTW:Dhttp://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/e/ec/TopGearStig.jpg
The Stig
Apple should put the keynotes on iTunes
Are you the real Stig BTW:Dhttp://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/e/ec/TopGearStig.jpg
mikora7
May 5, 03:41 PM
I can add that I checked with a technology instructor who compared her iPhone to mine and noticed that even when she manually put in her schools internet specifications, it still didn't access the internet. It can see the wifi, but when you select that little blue arrow to the right of the network name, there are no settings showing at all. Of course, on her phone, everything shows up. Apparently my phone can see the network but fails to connect.
Do I need to go to the Apple Store and see what the genius's there can tell me?
Or, because it's nearly 2 years old, do I just need to upgrade to a new phone and tell them that this one is defunked?
Do I need to go to the Apple Store and see what the genius's there can tell me?
Or, because it's nearly 2 years old, do I just need to upgrade to a new phone and tell them that this one is defunked?
iRobby
Apr 18, 10:47 AM
So those of us that are still using 3gS's (that are on their last leg) should prolly go ahead and get a 4, and then wait for the 6...
Not so awesome news, I shoulda got a 4 a few months back then, oh well, maybe I'll wait to see what the white 4 looks like if its released on the 26th...
Well, I have a iPhone 3GS and I'm not waiting for the iPhone 6 I want the faster processor the A5 chip and better camera. I already had to skip a generation due to upgrade eligibility. Why skip 2? Fo those of you who have the iPhone 4 that is another scenario but if it were me and my upgrade was eligible I's upgrade.
Not so awesome news, I shoulda got a 4 a few months back then, oh well, maybe I'll wait to see what the white 4 looks like if its released on the 26th...
Well, I have a iPhone 3GS and I'm not waiting for the iPhone 6 I want the faster processor the A5 chip and better camera. I already had to skip a generation due to upgrade eligibility. Why skip 2? Fo those of you who have the iPhone 4 that is another scenario but if it were me and my upgrade was eligible I's upgrade.
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Nov 1, 08:32 AM
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