2.4 GHz MacBook Review: Intro and GPU (Part 1/4)
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says 4 but you can make it recognize 6 just like the mbp of said year 08
anyone who uses a mac lappy can tell you 2 is too little even for running a few browsers with flash or java. and by the way... why are you using a macbook if your a mega geek, look a performance per watt per $ ratings BEFORE you walk out the door next time nubcakes
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asuhaushasu
that only happened cause you are fucking idiot
choose the right mac next time you motha
fucker
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he is using MacTracker, to give him info about every mac ever made
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Ditto!
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if you bring in any Mac more than three times for repairs, you then qualify to get a new replacement one for free!
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what is the software showing the macbook stuff
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How exactly did you get them to give you a new one?
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So how much does this cost?
I think in his video he said that he used a lot of applications that use up RAM in programs like iMovie and stuff, and Office 2008 also uses a LOT of memory off. I'm just guessing this, but if he used up most of his memory, then most likely the GPU wouldn't function right at that point.I don't really remember if he said that it was at that point or just any time. He did mention in one of his videos that he doesn't turn off his MacBook for long periods of time.
MadBoyAstro 3 years ago
It shouldn't make a difference. OS X has 'wired' RAM which is RAM allocated from the beginning for the VRAM, I/O devices, kernel and low-level processes, etc. 2 GB should be more than enough so really I don't see why he was having those sorts of issues. If upgrading to 4 GB helped him out then good for him. I wish him well. Peace.
dell1032 3 years ago
Can anyone direct me to a site where i can get a 4gb ram kit for a good price. thanks in advance
MyDirt01 3 years ago
newegg (dot) com
dell1032 3 years ago
How can I find out if I have the Penryn chip?
alohaprincess 3 years ago
One way to find out is to look at the amount of L2 Cache (in Hardware Overview) right when you open System Profiler. If you have either 3 MB or 6 MB of L2 cache, you have a Penryn processor.
dell1032 3 years ago