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• Buying a new macbook pro - RAM is more important? What is Core i5 processor?

  I plan to buy a new macbook and can't know if I should get 13 inches 2.66 GHz dual core with an upgrade to 8 GB of ram, or rather to get Core i5 15 inch 2.4 GHz and 4 GB of ram.  I move from a PC.  Only use VMWare Fusion mainly for MSoffice (MS Word/Excel) and Outlook. Messages I've read seem to collide on the RAM, many say its more important for VMWare, others say max 1 GB allocated and that too allocated at startup of Windows actually degrades performance. Any guidance appreciated!

  Hi Jossol. Personally, I would say that still more RAM the better when it comes to a desktop based vm environment. I run a Core2Duo 2 GHz with only 2 GB of RAM on a test machine and the CPU is barely affected. It's the same in our environment ESX, RAM is being consumed at a rate much higher than CPU, especially if just using a virtual machine with office etc.

  However, to be honest, it sounds as if the two options will do what you want with very little trouble. As a processor is generally much more expensive upgrade RAM (generally less expensive and more convenient to buy a new laptop) it might be the best option to go with the i5 Core option now and then upgrade of RAM when the next version of Windows arrives and is linked to more memory to run the application.

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• I need new case for MacBook Pro 17 aluminium"

  Hi all

  My MacBook Pro 17 "2006 (more or less) needs new cases. If I buy a second hand from eBay, can I change...?

  Is it compatible?

  What he works as idea...?

  Thanks in advance

  It might be possible, but it is quite difficult to do, I think. Just wonder why you need only.

• Is there a usb2 cable available magsafe2 to load a MacBook Pro?

  Is there a usb2 cable available magsafe2 to load a MacBook Pro w/Retina Display?

  No, and there is not enough power in a USB port no matter what to a MacBook Pro.

  Office supplies USB up to 0.5 Amps of power at 5 Volts. Which allows to load an iPhone.

  The smallest power supply for a 13 "MacBook Pro 15" requires more 3.6 amps to about 16.5 Volts. The 15 "attracts a lot more.

• Should I expect my daughter of 17 year, a MacBook Pro 15

  My 17 year old daughter has had a MacBook Pro 13 for about 5 years. His computer becomes slow (it takes a long time for it to turn on or for loading applications). She is also running out of room on his computer. I also thought that since she's going to College, and she had that old for so long, that I would like to get him a new computer. I took it to the Apple store yesterday to search for computers, and she likes the MacBook Pro 15 inches more. She says she loves the big screen and like the retina display. She likes to watch Netflix and thinks that the computer will be good for watching movies and TV shows. It seems that the MacBook Pro 15 is a stretch for her, however.  What I understand, it is primarily designed for people who do things with video and photos and it does not work. Moreover, I fear that the computer is too large to be easily transportable in a University campus (despite his protests that the computer is really light). Can I get the computer to him?

  Personally, I think that this whole discussion is between you and your daughter and there is no reason for us to get involved.

• MacBook pro retina bootcamp

  Everyone try to launch LabVIEW in bootcamp on the new Macbook Pro retina? More specifically, how the block diagram to watch full ground? Sharing of all other comments/experiences would be appreciated., for example how the standard fonts LV resemble different resolutions. Carsten Thomsen

  Just got a 13 inch MacBook Pro (early 2013 Version).

  Installed without any problems training camp.

  Windows 7 by default with the scale display 'Big' 150%, and this value gives a slightly fuzzy appearance.

  From my experiences, I suggest the following instead:

  Above the default setting (100%).

  Run the MBA to 1680 x 1050 screen. It is a good Windows 7 settings for the MacBook to the retina and adjusts well on minimal blur.  Boards prior to LabVIEW and diagrams are very readable and editable parameter to.

  For a Pixel Perfect restitution, you must run either 2560 x 1600 precisely half or 1280 x 800.

  If you have the eyes of an eagle (OR), 2560 x 1600 is a screen perfect beautiful pixel, but stuff is small.

  But, with an external external 24 inch 1920 x 1200, you get a nice size chart, but the best is with an external display 27-inch 2560 x 1600, which has diagrams LabVIEW very modifiable and readable and is also pixel perfect.

  So my LabVIEW setting recommended for Mac retina machines would be in 1680 x 1050 for the 13 "screen laptop (1920 x 1200 for laptop 15 inch (although I have not tried the 15" with this setting) and 1920 x 1200 for a 24 inch external or 2560 x 1600 for a 27 inch external.)

  Of course, you can also add an additional external display via the Thunderbolt # 2 port, also up to 27 inches / 2560 x 1600.  And if you really want to "pig" you can throw a third screen HDMI HDMI port.

  Happy wiring.

  Carsten

• Having more than one user affect the speed of my MacBook Pro?

  I have a MacBook Pro, which is now painfully slow 2011.

  I have three users each journal entry/exit in the required form.

  Having more than one user affect the speed of the Mac or not?

  Thank you

  If you open a session there should be no impact.

  You can view a report of etrecheck for more Analytisis

  www.etrecheck.com

• Apple Watch wake is more MacBook Pro

  I got no problem with my MacBook Pro with my Apple Watch wake.  However, all of a sudden, he just stopped.  The only thing that has happened since has been the update of the software for the new patch for my iPhone and iPad.  From here (which was yesterday), I have more see a prompt that my MacBook Pro is being woken up by my Apple Watch.  All this experience?

  Restart your Apple Watch.

  1. Hold down the side button until you see the cursor off the power.
  2. Drag the slider to turn off your device.
  3. Once your watch turns off, press and hold the side button again until you see the Apple logo.

  See if that makes a difference.

  Automatically unlock your Mac with your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• My MacBook Pro was built in mid-2009, I understand that I won't be able to get the next Sierra of OS.  I just put a new hard drive 700 GB, more I added a new battery to include a new CD/DVD drive.  I spent more than 400 million dollars. What I need to by

  My MacBook Pro was built in mid-2009, a 2.6 GHz, 13-inch, I just put a new hard drive 700 GB and I added a new battery to include a new CD/DVD drive.  I spent more than 400 million dollars.

  I understand that I won't be able to get the next Sierra of OS. I need to by a new Mac?

  Talk to the people the more I would get if I turn in I'd get is about are about $ 100 million.  Please tell me it isn't so.

  If you want Siera you will need a new Mac, but you can continue to use the old one as long as you want.

• I think I have to reset the SMC on my MacBook Pro, but I need MUCH more information on my MacBook Pro. For example, is the battery removable?

  I think I have to reset the SMC on my MacBook Pro, but I need MUCH more information on my MacBook Pro. For example, is the battery removable?

  Depends on what year it is.

• MacBook pro takes more than a minute to start

  My Macbook Pro takes more than a minute to start. I though it was normal, but I've seen Macbook Pro my friend and it only takes 15 seconds to start. How to improve the startup time of my Macbook?

  Replace HDD SSD may speed up OS boot as well as launch Applications.

• Is it normal for a Macbook Pro operate at a temperature of more than 60 degrees celsius with only the navigation? Left side warms also many...

  My Macbook Pro Late 2011 very hot especially on the left side. Temperature exceeds the 60 degrees celsius, with only the navigation. Is this a normal behavior? Fans operate at a SPEED of 2000 more or less. I would like the experts to guide...

  From what you say, it seems that your MacBook fans work as usual (and unfortunately), and 60ºC is a good temperature for a MacBook Pro, so I don't think that there is nothing wrong with your Mac. Note that the temperature may also depend on what websites visit you and complete what they use. for example, Java and Flash Player increases CPU utilization and the battery, and this, temperature.

  In addition, note that your MacBook Pro is made of aluminum, and it can quickly become hot even if you don't do any heavy task. This does not mean that there is nothing wrong with it

• I don't get updates for the retina of my macbook pro 15 mid 2015 2.5 processors 16 g ram, last updated, I got was garage to April 8, may be there is no more updates at this time, but what made me think twice this app a player have updated when trigger

  I don't get updates for the retina of my macbook pro 15 mid 2015 2.5 processors 16 g ram, last updated, I got was garage to April 8, may be there is no more updates at this time, but what made me think twice as more than one reader app have update to search for the app store When news, nothing happened and onedrive will not be updated, and this dose of update does not appear in the section updates in the app store app

  any body can help?

  That's what I have in the last few weeks

  

  Make sure you have a good WiFi connection and are signed in iCloud / App Store

• Updated 2011 MacBook Pro at El Capitan 10.11.4. At the opening of the Photos, he entered into mode 'Library Preparation', but was stuck at 50% complete for more than 30 minutes. What should I do?

  Updated 2011 MacBook Pro at El Capitan 10.11.4. At the opening of the Photos, he entered into mode 'Library Preparation', but was stuck at 50% complete for more than 30 minutes. What should I do?

  Give it time - it may take a few hours depending on the size of your library is

  LN

• Google Chrome tends to use more energy on MacBook Pro?

  I use Safari and Mozilla Firefox, but I wanted to see if Google Chrome is a good browser to be used on the MacBook Pro.  The Chrome browser uses a lot more power compared to the other 2?

  Yes, Chrome is notoriously inefficient. Recent versions have become better, but are even less effective than Safari.

  This is an old link, but you can Google for more info to date on this issue.

  Re: Google Chrome killing MacBook Air battery?