72 Applications all opening at once Mac OS 10 7200RPM Hard Drive

Opening 72 Applications all at once on Mac OS 10 with a standard 7200RPM Hard Drive.

Mac Specs:
CPU - Intel Quad Core 3.01GHz
RAM - 8GB 800MHz
HDD - 320 7200RPM

Edited by:
Steve (Granit) - YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/granitw Twitter: @granit

Editing Software:
Final Cut Pro 7.0

OS:
Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard

Applications Ran:
Quicktime X
iTunes
iPhoto
Final Cut Pro
Color
Soundtrack Pro
Motion
Compressor
DVD Studio Pro
iDVD
Apple Qadmaster
Keynote
Pages
Numbers
iCal
Dyndns Updater
System Prefrences
Photomatrix Pro
iMovie
Quicktime 7
Espresso
Apple Qmaster
Snakr
iPlayer Downloader
TinkerTool
Handbrake
Quinn
Photoshop
Text Edit
iSale
VLC
Alarm Clock Pro
Chess
WinClone
UnRarX
KCNScrew
ForeverSave
Hear
Cinema Tools
DVD Player
Pixelmator
DaisyDisk
Dictionary
Garageband
DivX Player
iWeb
1Password
Firefox
Stickies
Font Book
AppZapper
iSync
GeekBench
Textual
Automator
Calculator
Macam
Chicken of the VNC
Mumble
Xsilmmer
Finder
Mail
NetNewsWire
Webkit
Google Chrome
Adium
Skype
TweetDeck

Category:

Science & Technology

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[Upthevolume2007]

Takes so long because I'm loading apps like iMovie the Final Cut Studio suite photoshop CS4 and many other "Big" applications

[Beatlicious91]

Haha, look at them all bouncing like that. They're so happy they're being opened!

[reeceado1]

it would take my laptop about 2 fuckin hours to do that :/ can't wait to get a mac :-D

[beauke02]

L now good luck closing them all ..

[robertgenito]

now do this test with an SSD? :)

[TheRecon4]

@yelnam2manley thats what she said

[yelnam2manley]

Thats the longest dock I ever see.

[eeg1996]

@reeceado1 if you have already gotten your mac i would put a Intel SSD in to it. it improves your computers speed by ALOT just a recommendation!

[Hildron101010]

What I like to do is open a bunch of TextEdit windows, hold down Option and Shift and press minimize. It's fun!