sorepheet
Feb 15, 10:56 AM
Very capable! It also sips power another plus :D
twoodcc
Aug 5, 04:42 PM
Stick with XP for the Windows version. It was enough of a pain to get it to run under Vista.
Otherwise, I only do GPU folding. 10,000 ppd is hard to beat.
i've got smp folding to work with vista and 7. this is with the newer client though.
and i do a lot of GPU folding, i have 6 GPUs folding right now :)
Otherwise, I only do GPU folding. 10,000 ppd is hard to beat.
i've got smp folding to work with vista and 7. this is with the newer client though.
and i do a lot of GPU folding, i have 6 GPUs folding right now :)
buzzfgo
Apr 26, 10:12 PM
Try resetting the PRAM. If that doesn't get it, it's fried.
firestarter
Mar 1, 06:14 AM
I would suggest partitioning the SSD in half, and using the 2nd Partition for Scratch. The SSD is going to respond faster, than the 7200, and thus your not compromising the disk with all your images on it. At least if the SSD crashes, its just your OS, and you can restore it. Images on the other hand, if not backed up, usually go poof....
There's no point in partitioning an SSD.
Partitioning is useful on a HDD, to force files into a 'fast' area of the disk, or prevent fragmentation. Neither are issues for SDD (and the SDD controller effectively ignores partitioning anyway - wear levelling can store a new file in any physical location).
There's no point in partitioning an SSD.
Partitioning is useful on a HDD, to force files into a 'fast' area of the disk, or prevent fragmentation. Neither are issues for SDD (and the SDD controller effectively ignores partitioning anyway - wear levelling can store a new file in any physical location).
kylehayes
Oct 19, 07:55 AM
I will be there that night. No camping out though, probably just get there an hour or so early. When Tiger was out, I saw no need to camp out, just get there a little early.
-Kyle
-Kyle
rachellarissa
May 6, 06:33 AM
If there us a crisis and one person out of a hundred will live. . you are the one that will live. :D:D:D
Why isit that you will skip vga?
Why isit that you will skip vga?
engadgets fan
Apr 23, 04:51 AM
ipod touch now get a big impact from ipad, especially when ipad 2 released!
PCClone
Apr 2, 09:01 AM
Just read that Apple will announce the 2i at the WWDC and it will be the iPad 2 with a retina display. This model with cost an extra $150.
elpmas
Nov 1, 12:04 PM
lmao, niceee :P
skubish
Jan 9, 08:35 PM
Traditionally, Steve holds something back and annouces it a few weeks later by special invitation-only press conference.
cube
Apr 17, 07:46 AM
OK, time to ask again.
Is there any good NAS accepting internal journaled HFS+ SATA disks by now?
It should also have a port for direct attachment for disk repair. No funny RAID stuff that can't be handled by DiskWarrior.
Preferably one that can be bought without disks.
Apple does not qualify.
Thanks
Is there any good NAS accepting internal journaled HFS+ SATA disks by now?
It should also have a port for direct attachment for disk repair. No funny RAID stuff that can't be handled by DiskWarrior.
Preferably one that can be bought without disks.
Apple does not qualify.
Thanks
michaeleric76
Mar 7, 09:43 PM
Well. I don't think I have a network and I have never heard of Alan what's his name or seen this before. I may have been in public on a wireless network but why would I see all of this persons information on my desktop? I'm sorry. I'm not that knowledgable when it comes to computer networks.
starflyer
Jul 7, 10:50 PM
Im thinking the Apple Store. When might you guys arrive? Regal parking garage looks like a good place to get mugged. :D
How early could we get into West Town?
How early could we get into West Town?
Sydde
May 1, 11:10 PM
You should use [[NSBundle mainBundle] resourcePath] to locate your application's resource directory. Then you can use a NSFileManager method to either create an array of filenames from your subdirectory (by appending the folder name to the resource path as a path component) or create a directory enumerator. If you image folder has subfolders itself, you would use the directory enumerator to go through them easily, filtering out the folder names as you go.
As far as it being "manual", you only have to do it once.
As far as it being "manual", you only have to do it once.
trainwrecka
Jul 20, 11:03 AM
The walmart on the beach side will have 2. Yes 2. I'm here now using my phone to check the forum. I'm still the only person so someone come claim spot #2. Bring a pillow and a sleeping bag or something and a deck of cards lol. I need some company. The associate told me people keep calling but no one has came yet.
Did you wait and get the phone? Were they the 32GB models? We came up the next morning - early, but 2 peeps already had them claimed.
Did you wait and get the phone? Were they the 32GB models? We came up the next morning - early, but 2 peeps already had them claimed.
Joshuarocks
Mar 27, 05:44 PM
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StrangeMagic
May 6, 10:38 PM
That's great. I don't have a network cable and I believe the Firewire is cheaper. Will give it a go tomorrow. Thanks much for the clarification!
DEEPfrom1
Mar 13, 10:46 AM
Hey everyone, I just picked up an ibook G4 1.33ghz 14". This is my first mac,and it was basically free. I added a 1gb memory stick, the ibook works great, I added leopard 10.5.8.
The problem is: When I unplug the ibook, I can use it on the setting "Better energy savgings" for a long time. BUT, the second I switch it to "Better performance" It shuts down and the battery will go from 100% to 1% in the second I switch to the better performance settings. If it is plugged in, I can use the better performance settings no problem.
Here is the battery info after running the command in terminal.
"IOBatteryInfo" = ({"Capacity"=62126,"Flags"=4,"AbsoluteMaxCapacity" =4400,"Voltage"=14472,"Current"=61778,"Amperage"=1 8446744073709550564,"Cycle $
It seems the battery is over its capacity and way over in amperage.
Should I replace the battery?
The problem is: When I unplug the ibook, I can use it on the setting "Better energy savgings" for a long time. BUT, the second I switch it to "Better performance" It shuts down and the battery will go from 100% to 1% in the second I switch to the better performance settings. If it is plugged in, I can use the better performance settings no problem.
Here is the battery info after running the command in terminal.
"IOBatteryInfo" = ({"Capacity"=62126,"Flags"=4,"AbsoluteMaxCapacity" =4400,"Voltage"=14472,"Current"=61778,"Amperage"=1 8446744073709550564,"Cycle $
It seems the battery is over its capacity and way over in amperage.
Should I replace the battery?
12angrymacs
Oct 18, 01:26 PM
It would be a much stronger meaning if you put the windows XP desktop on the iMac, rather than a solitaire....IMO.....
dmb420
Mar 13, 06:26 PM
Hope there will be an app coming out in Ipad 2 in those days to detect radioactivity before fallout carried by wind head to west coast.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svwGRJA28lY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svwGRJA28lY
bedifferent
Mar 19, 10:21 AM
Windows is a hugely popular, current platform while PowerPC has been dwindling in use and support since 2006. The market for a PowerPC emulation environment would be tiny yet possibly more complex than Parallels or VMWare.
True dat. Oh well. Third party companies will recode their products when Lion is released. I'm eager for the next beta, it'll be a month this Thursday.
True dat. Oh well. Third party companies will recode their products when Lion is released. I'm eager for the next beta, it'll be a month this Thursday.
gr8tfly
Apr 29, 01:37 AM
It's probably formatted as NTFS. OS-X only reads, natively. I believe there are a couple of utilities that will enable read/write capabilities, but I can't remember the names.
Another option is to move the data, reformat the drive as Mac OS Extended (journaled) with GUID partition table, then move the data back.
Another option is to move the data, reformat the drive as Mac OS Extended (journaled) with GUID partition table, then move the data back.
dm33186
Sep 11, 10:57 PM
I've used pcs all my life from about age 5 until now at 17. I work at a local computer store (pc) and im gettign my a+. recently my school got a new mac lab consiting of studio displays and g4 1.0ghz towers. I fell in love with os x upon first using it. It was at this point i went to the local used computer store and bought a 400mhz b&w g3. So far im loving it. my pc has not been on since tuesday :)
My only regret is not waiting af ew more months and buying a new, faster mac, but hey this is one heck of a start for 200 bucks with almost 600mb of ram :)
My only regret is not waiting af ew more months and buying a new, faster mac, but hey this is one heck of a start for 200 bucks with almost 600mb of ram :)
martinX
Apr 3, 05:53 AM
Becker? I loved that show.
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