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Quote: Originally Posted by Snegbert Actually, for those of us in music/audio production, the noises make the Macbook with this drive a non-starter. Well if all they fix are the noises, you will have an opportunity to experience how system f…
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So has anyone who had the problem applied the fix, and has it worked? By the way is there anyone who had a MBP with the 500 GB 7200 RPM Seagate that did not have this problem? Apparently Apple's Engineers determined that there were noises. That's…
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This site seems to have a good idea of which CPU's are in each model: http://www.everymac.com/systems/appl...acbookpro.html Regarding adding to the confusion, the P series is available in some of the Macbook Pros. Apple to date is not publishi…
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Loungepop: "The new 3.06 processor is said to be a new P9700." Who said that? Please read the following thread and Intel's specs more carefully. The 3.06 CPU is the T9900 not the P9700. "Which CPU's in Macbook Pro?": http://forums.apple…
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brucep I may have misunderstood your post. Is it stating that Apple is introducing the T9600? Also a point that should be made the T9600 is a positive upgrade from the slower 2.66 Ghz which was previously the fastest CPU offered on the 15 inch …
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To the point of pricing, and I think also demonstrates this is an older CPU. Intel Cuts T9600 and P8700 Mobile CPU Prices : http://techiton.blogspot.com/2009/06...obile-cpu.html
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"Introduction Date: June 8, 2009 Discontinued Date: N/A Processor Type: Core 2 Duo (T9600) Processor Speed: 2.8 GHz Details: *The Intel "Core 2 Duo" 45 nm "Penryn" (T9600) processor includes two independent processor "cores" on a single silicon ch…
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To give Apple the benefit of the doubt, not stating the full spec could be due or partly due to availability. In the case of the P9700 2.8 Ghz I know other vendors will not be shipping units with this CPU till the end of the month. Still, one reason…
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"It may be Apple doesn't want to divulge this information because they use both, or want to have the option of switching or using both should supply issues arise. If they advertised as one processor or the other, then they'd be locked in to using th…
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Here are the specs on the CPU's being discussed: P9700: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id...ec-codes=SLGQS T9600: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id...8N,SLG9F,SLGEM P9600: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id...ec-codes=SLGE6…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Sybaritic Good question, though I don't know that Apple has made a habit of publishing specific part numbers in the past. Do HP, Dell, Lenovo, and company stipulate specific CPUs? Maybe they do. They not only li…
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I am starting to think the closest thing in Corporate America to censorship in China and N. Korera is Apple Computer. I mean what is so confidential about whether or not they are using a P or T processor? Apple should be embarrassed at itself for n…
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Is Apple using the T or P series CPU's in the Macbook Pro 15 and 17? For example: 2.66 Ghz - T9550 or P8800 2.8 Ghz - P9700 or T9600