zachpruckowski
About
- Username
- zachpruckowski
- Joined
- Visits
- 0
- Last Active
- -
- Roles
- member
- Badges
- 0
- Posts
- 805
Reactions
Comments
-
That's a dual-drive RAID solution (actually, it may just be joined, and not RAID, but it is just 2 x 500 GB disks). They actually sell TB drives, but they cost like $500 each. I think Hitachi has one out, and Seagate is supposedly prepping one. H…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by Prism I don't think DX10 is what any of us cares about. It's the speed of the thing in general. 1900XTX does DX9. We don't care for that either, not any older version of DX. It's speed all the way, and 1900XTX is ge…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by sequitur Like some other features, Stacks for instance, Leopard takes a simple applet or feature and makes it complicated. I can't recall ever wanting to use something from the distant past. Fairly recent back up, ye…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by jonnyboy righty ho. certainly sounds a bit like that. so os x doesn't support raid for performance enhancement? shame. would a RAID case be able to support this in hardware if the OS can't? i've been looking at RAID ca…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by hmurchison My guess is that "Extreme" versions of Penryn will probably support the 1.6Ghz bus. Intel loves to bifurcate the lineup alongst the FSB. Similar to Woodcrest low end procs supporting 1066 FSB whilst the mi…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by Kuku Some people have it in their heads that an OS should cater to them and them only. It's like $129...assuming a portion of the users didn't just download it with it's lack of protection paid, is actually worth much.…
-
Leopard won't have ZFS. Mac OS X supports software RAID 1. That would require two disks of the same size, and would make one disk an exact copy of the other. This would allow you to painless carry on if one of those disks died, because you have…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by MusLtngBlue If this is the way it works, isn't it conceivable that Time Machine could base the full restore on the original full backup, and then use the incremental updates to finish it out to whatever date you want i…
-
I don't foresee a Mac Pro GPU update to be in a big hurry. While the 8800-series is faster, DX10 means jack-squat to Mac users. Most Mac games don't really press a X1900XT anyways, unless it's on a 30-inch screen at max details or something, since…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by hmurchison iSight is dead...Apple's moving to built in cams in almost every screen. Cinema Displays will be likely groundbreaking. I don't know if they're moving to LED based backlighting but I think they will likely …
-
Quote: Originally Posted by aplnub I and a lot of people who have G3, 4 and 5's hear ya. The Steve can't hear so we need to read the writing on the wall. PPC is dead. I bet they drop support after Leopard or the OS after Leopard. The Steve is…
-
I don't know about a savior, but Sun doesn't have much margin for error. Their CPU biz is in trouble if Rock and Niagra II don't hit it out of the park, and Solaris isn't gaining the marketshare they'd like. What I don't see is how Apple adopt…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by Kolchak Now this would be the right way to do an ultraportable. Explay OIO nanoprojector No power-hungry LCD, just a laser projector claimed to last two hours on a charge in an iPod-sized unit and it's supposed t…
-
Penryn is supposedly dropping in late Q3, which is basically September. What is unknown is exactly how hard the launch will be. As in, will there be enough chips to go around to all the OEMs, or what? Because there's a decent chance that Penryn l…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by TednDi What about apple paris? There's Paris, and there's the usual iPod event in November, and there has traditionally been a fall bump in September/October. I imagine that somewhere in the mid-September timeframe…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by Jose Gonzalez I tried searching, and I have no clue what to look for. I am just trying to find an answer. I got the updated macbook pro a week ago when they released the update and I am loving it. I have an external…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by Macvault I totally agree! WWDC 2007 = Very underwhelming. No ZFS Not really any "Top Secret" features - and nobody can say that it was just us Mac dudes hyping this one... because Apple did more than enough to hype th…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by PB There was no public word on that. I am afraid only developers which assisted the conference will know (the only ones they will receive the Leopard beta). Wait? Assisted, or attended? Because all keynote attende…
-
Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. H Just what I was thinking. How many "top secret" features are there? So far we've seen only two things we didn't know about before: new desktop and "new" Finder. I agree completely. There's not a lot new here …
-
Quote: Originally Posted by DaveGee Well look at the system I just built this past November. (7 months ago) An Intel bad axe 2 mobo Intel C2D E6300 CPU 2GB of DDR2 NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT (256MB) 320GB Seagate SATA 300 Case / PS Keyboard …