Fresh install on a MBP 15" (early 2008)

I am going to install a fresh 500 GB Seagate Momentus XT into my MBP 15" (early 2008). I wish to do a fresh install of LION.
I have made an install disk for LION.
Will this work, any help will be greatly welcomed.
Thanks

You said you have a Lion install cd right? Boot to that disk. Then run the installer. The reason why the other disks wernt working is because they are UPGRADE cds. You need Leopard on the hard drive to use them. But the Lion cd does not need Snow Leopard to run. I myself have done a clean install of Lion using a cd. So, boot the Lion cd (be patient, can take a long time to boot to the cd), and then click Reinstall OS X Lion from the utilitys screen. Follow the installer and you should be good to go. Post back if you have any more problems!!!

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That model has a known fault in that Nvidea sold Apple and other computer manufacturers bad GeForce 8600M GT video chipsets that failed eventually. Apple had a program that repaired this at no cost to the owner but it expired almost two years ago.
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The early 2008 MBP is on the vintage and obsolete list:
Vintage and obsolete products - Apple Support
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BF

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All,
I use my MBP about 18 hours a day. Over the last couple months (maybe since the 10.6 upgrade) I have had the nagging feeling that my performance was actually better in the "better battery life" mode. Tonight I downloaded Xbench and ran it. The results were surprising. (I have posted the fill results of each test at the end.)
The system is a stock MBP (Early 2009). 2.66Ghz, 320gig 5400, 4gig Ram. I am running 10.6.1.
I ran two test in each mode. The first two were run with an uptime of just under 5 days, with normal sleep and charging cycles. Just like I use my MBP every day. The overall results are as follows:
Better Battery Life (normal operation):
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Higher Performance (normal operation):
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Higher Performance (fresh reboot):
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---------Full Test Results---------
Better Battery LIfe (normal operation):
Results 121.42
System Info
Xbench Version 1.3
System Version 10.6.1 (10B504)
Physical RAM 4096 MB
Model MacBookPro5,2
Drive Type Hitachi HTS543232L9SA02
CPU Test 188.10
GCD Loop 311.41 16.42 Mops/sec
Floating Point Basic 150.62 3.58 Gflop/sec
vecLib FFT 123.97 4.09 Gflop/sec
Floating Point Library 298.63 52.00 Mops/sec
Thread Test 357.37
Computation 460.92 9.34 Mops/sec, 4 threads
Lock Contention 291.81 12.55 Mlocks/sec, 4 threads
Memory Test 193.13
System 239.92
Allocate 436.98 1.60 Malloc/sec
Fill 187.63 9122.83 MB/sec
Copy 204.67 4227.28 MB/sec
Stream 161.61
Copy 151.95 3138.49 MB/sec
Scale 156.46 3232.37 MB/sec
Add 170.32 3628.09 MB/sec
Triad 169.28 3621.31 MB/sec
Quartz Graphics Test 207.25
Line 181.90 12.11 Klines/sec [50% alpha]
Rectangle 234.71 70.07 Krects/sec [50% alpha]
Circle 202.89 16.54 Kcircles/sec [50% alpha]
Bezier 210.10 5.30 Kbeziers/sec [50% alpha]
Text 213.76 13.37 Kchars/sec
OpenGL Graphics Test 92.83
Spinning Squares 92.83 117.76 frames/sec
User Interface Test 286.64
Elements 286.64 1.32 Krefresh/sec
Disk Test 39.57
Sequential 74.24
Uncached Write 75.24 46.20 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 74.50 42.15 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 64.27 18.81 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 86.13 43.29 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Random 26.97
Uncached Write 9.30 0.98 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 65.87 21.09 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 65.27 0.46 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 97.74 18.14 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Higher Performance (normal operation):
Results 118.84
System Info
Xbench Version 1.3
System Version 10.6.1 (10B504)
Physical RAM 4096 MB
Model MacBookPro5,2
Drive Type Hitachi HTS543232L9SA02
CPU Test 176.83
GCD Loop 267.29 14.09 Mops/sec
Floating Point Basic 132.27 3.14 Gflop/sec
vecLib FFT 125.50 4.14 Gflop/sec
Floating Point Library 298.41 51.96 Mops/sec
Thread Test 338.01
Computation 444.06 9.00 Mops/sec, 4 threads
Lock Contention 272.85 11.74 Mlocks/sec, 4 threads
Memory Test 192.85
System 232.81
Allocate 363.40 1.33 Malloc/sec
Fill 188.26 9153.54 MB/sec
Copy 207.37 4283.14 MB/sec
Stream 164.59
Copy 153.96 3179.99 MB/sec
Scale 161.23 3330.88 MB/sec
Add 173.08 3686.90 MB/sec
Triad 171.61 3671.16 MB/sec
Quartz Graphics Test 183.99
Line 164.27 10.94 Klines/sec [50% alpha]
Rectangle 203.49 60.75 Krects/sec [50% alpha]
Circle 175.51 14.31 Kcircles/sec [50% alpha]
Bezier 191.06 4.82 Kbeziers/sec [50% alpha]
Text 190.74 11.93 Kchars/sec
OpenGL Graphics Test 92.99
Spinning Squares 92.99 117.97 frames/sec
User Interface Test 338.42
Elements 338.42 1.55 Krefresh/sec
Disk Test 38.52
Sequential 70.93
Uncached Write 67.09 41.19 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 68.13 38.55 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 65.77 19.25 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 86.19 43.32 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Random 26.44
Uncached Write 9.05 0.96 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 65.00 20.81 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 65.38 0.46 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 99.10 18.39 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Better Battery Life (fresh reboot):
Results 120.25
System Info
Xbench Version 1.3
System Version 10.6.1 (10B504)
Physical RAM 4096 MB
Model MacBookPro5,2
Drive Type Hitachi HTS543232L9SA02
CPU Test 190.28
GCD Loop 311.45 16.42 Mops/sec
Floating Point Basic 152.43 3.62 Gflop/sec
vecLib FFT 126.64 4.18 Gflop/sec
Floating Point Library 298.18 51.92 Mops/sec
Thread Test 315.67
Computation 429.29 8.70 Mops/sec, 4 threads
Lock Contention 249.61 10.74 Mlocks/sec, 4 threads
Memory Test 191.21
System 239.89
Allocate 434.37 1.60 Malloc/sec
Fill 187.84 9133.37 MB/sec
Copy 204.93 4232.67 MB/sec
Stream 158.95
Copy 147.78 3052.28 MB/sec
Scale 153.97 3180.89 MB/sec
Add 168.36 3586.34 MB/sec
Triad 167.70 3587.43 MB/sec
Quartz Graphics Test 206.64
Line 181.45 12.08 Klines/sec [50% alpha]
Rectangle 234.88 70.12 Krects/sec [50% alpha]
Circle 202.93 16.54 Kcircles/sec [50% alpha]
Bezier 209.80 5.29 Kbeziers/sec [50% alpha]
Text 211.24 13.21 Kchars/sec
OpenGL Graphics Test 94.10
Spinning Squares 94.10 119.38 frames/sec
User Interface Test 284.74
Elements 284.74 1.31 Krefresh/sec
Disk Test 39.09
Sequential 75.15
Uncached Write 76.07 46.70 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 75.02 42.45 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 65.87 19.28 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 86.45 43.45 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Random 26.41
Uncached Write 9.05 0.96 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 65.63 21.01 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 64.71 0.46 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 97.77 18.14 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Higher Performance (fresh reboot):
Results 119.17
System Info
Xbench Version 1.3
System Version 10.6.1 (10B504)
Physical RAM 4096 MB
Model MacBookPro5,2
Drive Type Hitachi HTS543232L9SA02
CPU Test 190.00
GCD Loop 311.40 16.41 Mops/sec
Floating Point Basic 153.54 3.65 Gflop/sec
vecLib FFT 125.25 4.13 Gflop/sec
Floating Point Library 298.99 52.06 Mops/sec
Thread Test 307.83
Computation 364.58 7.39 Mops/sec, 4 threads
Lock Contention 266.37 11.46 Mlocks/sec, 4 threads
Memory Test 195.90
System 240.94
Allocate 438.82 1.61 Malloc/sec
Fill 188.62 9171.08 MB/sec
Copy 205.30 4240.43 MB/sec
Stream 165.05
Copy 154.05 3181.87 MB/sec
Scale 160.94 3325.02 MB/sec
Add 174.11 3708.83 MB/sec
Triad 172.81 3696.91 MB/sec
Quartz Graphics Test 184.24
Line 164.25 10.94 Klines/sec [50% alpha]
Rectangle 204.00 60.91 Krects/sec [50% alpha]
Circle 175.01 14.27 Kcircles/sec [50% alpha]
Bezier 192.49 4.86 Kbeziers/sec [50% alpha]
Text 190.88 11.94 Kchars/sec
OpenGL Graphics Test 90.98
Spinning Squares 90.98 115.41 frames/sec
User Interface Test 310.36
Elements 310.36 1.42 Krefresh/sec
Disk Test 39.24
Sequential 72.64
Uncached Write 74.81 45.93 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 67.08 37.96 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 65.70 19.23 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 86.41 43.43 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Random 26.88
Uncached Write 9.25 0.98 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Write 65.66 21.02 MB/sec [256K blocks]
Uncached Read 65.27 0.46 MB/sec [4K blocks]
Uncached Read 98.13 18.21 MB/sec [256K blocks]

OpenGL and Quartz benchmarks are pretty much standard. It would not matter the algorithm, I don't believe, the test is how fast the video card can draw different things in the test. Sure there might be one spot that the integrated card outperformed the discrete card. But in ALL test? It doesn't make sense to me. Not at all.

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Hey Guys,
I wanted to install Windows 7 on my iMac 24" (3.06 GHz, 4GB RAM, 8800GS)
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Hello,
If I want to install Windows on a new partition on my MacBook Pro, will it work if I use the Microsoft Windows 7 Professional UPGRADE (found on this page http://www.microsoft.com/student/office/en-au/default.aspx)? Meaning, do I need to have a previous version of Windows already installed for this to work (since it says Upgrade)?
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Hi,
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