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Yeah, it sure does.BoomAM said:Prehaps it depends on the software you use?
The one i messed around with a while back got quite a boost when i changed my video card.
Yeah, it sure does.BoomAM said:Prehaps it depends on the software you use?
The one i messed around with a while back got quite a boost when i changed my video card.
No. All you can download is the file that points to the stream.BillytheImpaler said:If you have QT Pro ctrl click it when playing and select "Save As."
Well there we have it. I don't have Quicktime Pro so I don't really know. There's a grayed-out option for save as that appears that if I had QT Pro it would be available.Doug said:No. All you can download is the file that points to the stream.
BoomAM said:Personally, i dont think its worth buying a new Mac of any type till Leopard ships.
But thats just me.
Dr Jones said:But student offers ends early Oct...
Doug said:Give it to me without RAM and take £200 off, take £70 for the SuperDrive. For the difference I'll buy 2Gb and a drive that's every bit as good.
It hasnt been confirmed or not if normal memory will work with it, if not, then we're naffed as FB dimms arnt available to us consumers yet afaik.Doug said:RAM - Buying them yourself
Isnt the drive a SATA one though?Optical Drive - £70 for a 16x DVD±RW. A Pioneer drive is £25 and 100% compatible.
Prices I quoted are for compatible modules from CrucialBoomAM said:It hasnt been confirmed or not if normal memory will work with it, if not, then we're naffed as FB dimms arnt available to us consumers yet afaik.
NopeBoomAM said:Isnt the drive a SATA one though?
I quoted the price for the cheapest possible config.BoomAM said:Realistically, you could save £200 by dropping the processor to 2Ghz ones and use the same £200 to get 2Gb of memory.
Yup, standard DDR2 modules are not compatible. Crucial have added the Mac Pro to their system compatibility matrix, with 1Gb FB-DIMM sticks at the prices I quoted.philhoole said:The issue of the memory concerns me as I suspect that standard DDR2 modules will not work and there will be no alternative source of the correct parts. Have you seen the "warning" on the Apple site trying to put people off fitting non Apple parts?
Boot Camp burns a driver CD as part of the process.philhoole said:As an aside: If anyone is using Bootcamp can you tell me if the drivers used are written by Apple or are standard Windows drivers used.
Haha! The seasons get reversed only when you cross the equator, sir.stuppy said:When they said Leopard would be released in "Spring", when does that fall for America? Spring here is like March time right? But the seasons fall on different months around the world do they not?
I doubt that somehow, because i just checked, and Crucial dont even sell FB-DIMMS!Doug said:Prices I quoted are for compatible modules from Crucial
Unless you have some insider documentations or own a MacPro, theres no way you can prove that either way. Unless you can list your information source.nope
Whats your point there? I was making an observation of a good option to take if anyone was getting a MacPro, not making a statement about price in regards to it being overpriced.I quoted the price for the cheapest possible config.
As i said above, Crucial dont sell FB-DIMMs yet:Yup, standard DDR2 modules are not compatible. Crucial have added the Mac Pro to their system compatibility matrix, with 1Gb FB-DIMM sticks at the prices I quoted.