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2013 Haswell Retina MacBook Pro...
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Anyone on the 15" (i7/16GB/750m) had any crashing/freezing issues?
Just had another lock up (5th?) while browsing facebook, got the loading pinwheel thing and then everything just froze.
Just had another lock up (5th?) while browsing facebook, got the loading pinwheel thing and then everything just froze.
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Anyone on the 15" (i7/16GB/750m) had any crashing/freezing issues?
Just had another lock up (5th?) while browsing facebook, got the loading pinwheel thing and then everything just froze.
so far so good for me(touch wood)
Anyone on the 15" (i7/16GB/750m) had any crashing/freezing issues?
Just had another lock up (5th?) while browsing facebook, got the loading pinwheel thing and then everything just froze.
No crashes here too...
Anyone on the 15" (i7/16GB/750m) had any crashing/freezing issues?
Just had another lock up (5th?) while browsing facebook, got the loading pinwheel thing and then everything just froze.
Yes, did this and it stopped. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
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It'll come in a square brown box (it's quite obvious there's a laptop inside). UPS will only deliver to your specified address for security reasons and you have to be there to sign for it.
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from my experience. UPS dont even bother attempting delivery on half the items i order.
Now i know why many websites including OCUK dont use them anymore!
DPS are the best. You can even track the driver who is assigned to deliver your goods via google maps!
My MBP 15 got delivered yesterday. Already got the speck case. To answer your question, no. I always buy the satin one, it's a softer plastic. The other transparent ones, are a more brittle plastic which I would guess may lead to it cracking easier.
Was waiting on the phone for 30 mins to apple thinking they didn't send me my thunderbolt cables, but they had packed them in the macbook box, which I had not checked. Did occur to me it may have been in the box, long story but wasn't able to check before I made the phone call.
Overall, very happy, my first retina macbook. Beautiful.
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This is my first macbook ever and i love it
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Go 16GB. You can't upgrade later remember.
I found 4GB on my MBA was fine for PS CC. Running 8GB now and I can't tell the difference.
Thanks for the help, think I'll go with the 16gb and future proof a little bit.
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can the 15inch macbook pro retina connecto a 24 inch And a 22inch monitor at the same time?
Yes. The 15" rMBP can run up to four displays at the same time - two via Thunderbolt, one via HDMI and it's own display.
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Nice. Ok that is great news
I'm still having this dilemma. Does anyone have any examples of where 8GB just isn't enough?
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The onboard graphics eats RAM so you won't have 8GB all to the OS itself
depends if all you do it surf the net and listen to music. If you do work stuff, then considering the RAM is soldered on and can't be upgraded, I'd advise anyone to get 16GB
You just don't know if you'll need it in the future. I'd rather have it and not need it, then need it, and not have it
