I've got the GeForce 6800 Ultra card and WoW beautiful and smooth in 2560x1600 on my 30" cinema display with all the settings cranked to the maximum. On my old PowerBook G4 I have…
My chirping sounds more like a hamster wheel with the hamster going full bore on it! It gets quite loud at times, and has nothing to do with intensive apps like Doom 3...
I calle…
When will the 1 billionth hand be played on Pokerroom.com?
The site is shut down for play money games and multi table tourneys.
I'm very tempted to deposit $10.00 and see if my luc…
I just finished a two hour WoW session and the chirping was going on almost the whole time. Now with it closed and just Firefox up, the sound is gone. Looks like it is graphics r…
Just found this out and thought it was kind of strange. I was playing WoW and put it in windowed mode (command + M), and the chirping is not nearly as loud or as frequent in windo…
I talked with two guys today at the apple store. A sales guy and one of the genius bar guys. They both said they have never heard the "chirping" before. They gave some things to…
I have a lexmark Printreo X1150. I got the same message after I installed it on my Imac G4 running 10.4.1 I clicked on Fix. Ever since, whenever my Imac tries to go to sleep the …
You'll need a hefty video to run WoW successfully at higher settings.
Anyway, I also think the chirping is graphics-bus related. Does anyone know exactly what disabling NAP does? …
I've been having the chirping also. Got my PM last week. I'll be more aware now but I really notice it while playing WoW (World of Warcraft).
Nugget - I'm new to the Mac, how …
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You did take out the intake fans I hope, there's plenty of room, and it should be fairly easy to install...
Yes. But I have big hands .…
MacNNHardwareby David ThompsonSat, 18 Jun 2005 - 07:22
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Originally Posted by turtle777
I have a Mac mini, with a 80G - 4200 RPM internal HD.
Well, *yawn*, as we all know, that drive is rather slow.
I was wondering if I could …
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Originally Posted by hudson1
The general consensus has been that an external FW400 7200 RPM drive won't create a faster Mac mini.
[ ] You know what you are talking…
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Originally Posted by David Thompson
(I sure had a LOT of difficulty installing RAM modules! Had to reseat them three times before the system saw them. Not a lot of room …
I did this by first running through Apple's Currency Converter tutorial (on Apple's dev site). I made sure that I understood completely what every part of the tutorial was doing, …
If you do buy a hard drive, get a Seagate.
I believe they are the only company offering a 5 year warranty on their drives.
One of my 200GB desktop drives is making funny noises, …
If you're on Tiger, great. Get Xcode 2.1 and go from there. Since you already know C and OO programming, learning Objective-C shouldn't be a problem. For a good book, there's Stepe…
MacNNDevelopmentby ThinineSat, 18 Jun 2005 - 00:51
I went from a Dual 2G to a single 2G iMac - with more RAM on the single 2G. Frankly, I find the single as fast as my Dual 2G was in MOST cases, with exceptions when I'm really usin…
My Dual 2 is still so much faster than I can ever imagine. I'm not sure what will eventually drive me to a new machine .... software will have to get MUCH more demanding.
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my decision has nothing to do with summer winter or any other season it is a matter of me prioritizing my life.
Makki,
I was joking
Ch…
MacNNSoftwareby christianclarkFri, 17 Jun 2005 - 19:45
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Originally Posted by hudson1
The general consensus has been that an external FW400 7200 RPM drive won't create a faster Mac mini.
Contrary to general consensus, the…
And can you hear a pulsing sound that comes (I am not sure) from the 2 main fans in front of the processors ? It makes a kind of "woo woo woo" sound ...