Macbook (2.4GHz) with 2 GB RAM or Macbook (2.0GHz) with 2 GB RAM
Should I buy macbook 13 aluminum (2.4GHz) with 2GB RAM or macbook 13 aluminum (2.0GHz) with 4GB???
Any big difference btw them? I looked for some discussions abt the macbook 13 aluminum(2.0GHz) with 2 GB RAM, it seems that the macbook will run slower and got more problems with just 2RAM after a period of time.....
Any suggestion?
Thnaks!
Message was edited by: qwqw
Not looking at current costs and future upgrade possibilities, I'd pick 2GB of extra memory over 400Mhz CPU speed.
When running multiple applications at once, in my experience there is more need for memory as for cpu cycles.
If you take costs into account, I don't think 400Mhz and a LED under the keyboard justifies the price difference between the two. That is the main reason I got the 2.0 Ghz version.
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Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall(preflight 0) start 0xffffff808b408000, 0xffffff808b436000
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall time: 174 ms
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: pages 1015997, wire 200569, act 222587, inact 5962, cleaned 0 spec 114, zf 213335, throt 0, compr 367, xpmapped 40000
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: could discard act 161739 inact 138971 purgeable 35501 spec 36852 cleaned 0
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: WARNING: hibernate_page_list_setall skipped 490792 xpmapped pages
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: hibernate_page_list_setall found pageCount 642934
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen, ml_get_interrupts_enabled 0
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: IOHibernatePollerOpen(0)
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: encryptStart 14010
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: bitmap_size 0x1f5a0, previewSize 0x1aad18, writing 642222 pages @ 0x1de2c8
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: encryptEnd a90ce00
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: image1Size 0xed54000, encryptStart1 0x14010, End1 0xa90ce00
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: encryptStart ed54000
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: IOPolledInterface::checkForWork[5] 0xe00002eb
Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: PMStats: Hibernate write took 1022954 ms
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Nov 4 19:58:25 localhost kernel[0]: image 0 (0%), uncompressed 825020416 (201421), compressed 247690000 (30%), sum1 f2ad8d88, sum2 82284cab
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Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost kernel[0]: Previous Sleep Cause: 5
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Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost kernel[0]: TBT W (1): 0 [x]
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Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost WindowServer[83]: CGXDisplayDidWakeNotification [39073953797999]: posting kCGSDisplayDidWake
Nov 4 19:58:30 localhost WindowServer[83]: handle_will_sleep_auth_and_shield_windows: NULL shield_window (lock state: 1)
Nov 4 19:58:34 localhost SystemUIServer[212]: Menu Extra: <DisplaysExtra: 0x7fe4636162d0> is over retained.
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Nov 4 19:59:16 localhost CalendarAgent[211]: [com.apple.calendar.store.log.caldav.queue] [Account refresh failed with error: Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain Code=-1009 "The Internet connection appears to be offline." UserInfo=0x7fdf627ca9c0 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7fdf648164d0 "The Internet connection appears to be offline.", NSErrorFailingURLStringKey=https://jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal///jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal/, NSErrorFailingURLKey=https://jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal///jliberty76%[email protected]/1212759735/principal/, AccountName=iCloud, CalDAVErrFromRefresh=YES, NSLocalizedDescription=The Internet connection appears to be offline.}]
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Nov 4 19:59:22 localhost AirPlayUIAgent[235]: 2014-11-04 07:59:22.425038 PM [AirPlayUIAgent] Changed PIN pairing: no
Nov 4 19:59:22 localhost AirPlayUIAgent[235]: 2014-11-04 07:59:22.956430 PM [AirPlayUIAgent] Changed PIN pairing: no
Nov 4 19:59:51 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Suspend -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
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Nov 4 20:05:15 localhost WindowServer[83]: common_reenable_update: UI updates were finally reenabled by application "Console" after 13.85 seconds (server forcibly re-enabled them after 1.00 seconds)
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Nov 4 20:08:39 localhost com.apple.WebKit.Networking[341]: CFNetwork SSLHandshake failed (-9800)
Nov 4 20:17:15 localhost com.apple.WebKit.Networking[341]: CFNetwork SSLHandshake failed (-9810)
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Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: wl0: Roamed or switched channel, reason #2, bssid 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: en1: BSSID changed to 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Nov 4 20:19:03 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Resume -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 20:19:42 localhost kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][SuspendDevice] -- Suspend -- suspendDeviceCallResult = 0x0000 (kIOReturnSuccess) -- 0x6000 ****
Nov 4 20:20:09 localhost AppleSpell[296]: *** -[NSMachPort handlePortMessage:]: dropping incoming DO message because the connection is invalid
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Nov 4 20:21:58 localhost AppleSpell[296]: *** -[NSMachPort handlePortMessage:]: dropping incoming DO message because the connection is invalid
Nov 4 20:21:58 localhost AppleSpell[296]: *** -[NSMachPort handlePortMessage:]: dropping incoming DO message because the connection is invalid
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Network Name : taygar
Active PHY Mode : 802.11g
Security : Open
SSID : taygar
BSSID : 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Country : US
RSSI : -35 dBm
Noise : -85 dBm
Rate : 54 Mbps
Channel : 6
Channel Width : 20MHz
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Paired Devices : 0
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5 GHz Networks : 0
Current Channel Networks : 4
Recommended 2.4GHz Channels : [ 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 ] 11 1
Recommended 5GHz Channels : [ 36 40 44 48 149 153 157 161 ]
# --- Network Configuration
Primary IPv4 Interface : en1
IPv4 Address : 134.168.1.103
IPv4 Router : 134.168.1.1
Primary IPv6 Interface : None
IPv6 Address : None
IPv6 Router : None
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# --- Configuration Summary
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11/03/14 01:16:30.0640 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:30.1930 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:33.4090 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-47 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:16:35.2580 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:35.3860 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:38.4140 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-70 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:16:38.7490 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 01:16:40.4530 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:40.5820 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:43.4190 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-42 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:16:45.6470 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:45.7760 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:50.8420 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:50.9710 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:56.0380 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:16:56.1670 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:01.2330 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:01.3610 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:06.4270 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:06.5550 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:11.6210 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:11.7490 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:16.8150 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:16.9430 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:22.0100 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:22.1390 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:27.2050 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:27.3330 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:32.3990 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:32.5270 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:37.5930 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:37.7220 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:42.7880 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:42.9170 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:45.4720 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-59 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:17:46.8930 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 01:17:47.9840 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:48.1130 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:50.4800 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-34 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:17:53.2410 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:53.4330 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:55.4800 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-57 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:17:56.1620 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 01:17:58.5000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:17:58.6290 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:01.4860 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-48 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:18:03.6960 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:03.9520 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:05.6900 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 01:18:06.4970 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-58 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:18:09.0190 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:09.1480 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:11.4920 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-36 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:18:14.2140 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:14.3420 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:14.6680 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 01:18:19.4080 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:19.5370 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:21.5010 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-60 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:18:23.9250 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 01:18:24.6030 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:24.7320 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:26.5050 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-35 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 01:18:29.7980 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:29.9260 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:34.9930 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:35.1200 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:40.1870 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:40.3150 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:45.3810 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:45.5090 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:50.5740 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:50.7030 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:55.7700 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:18:55.8990 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:00.9660 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:01.0950 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:06.1610 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:06.2900 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:11.3570 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:11.4850 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:16.5500 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:16.6790 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:21.7460 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:21.8750 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:26.9400 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:27.0700 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:32.1350 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:32.2640 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:37.3300 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:37.4580 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:42.5230 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:42.6510 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:47.7170 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:47.8450 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:52.9110 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:53.0400 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:58.1060 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:19:58.2340 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:03.3000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:03.4290 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:08.4950 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:08.6240 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:15.6620 No LAN Connectivity
11/03/14 01:20:15.7270 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:15.8560 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:20.9220 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:21.0500 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:26.1170 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:26.2460 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:31.3120 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:31.4410 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:36.5080 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:36.6360 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:41.7010 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:41.8290 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:47.3860 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:47.5150 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:52.5810 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:52.7100 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:57.7770 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:20:57.9060 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:02.9720 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:03.1010 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:08.1660 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:08.2950 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:13.3620 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:13.4910 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:18.5580 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:18.6860 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:23.7540 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:23.8810 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:28.9470 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:29.0750 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:34.1430 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:34.2720 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:39.3380 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:39.4660 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:44.5330 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:44.6620 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:49.7280 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:51.7650 No WAN Connectivity
11/03/14 01:21:51.8940 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:56.9600 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:21:57.0890 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:02.1550 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:02.2840 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:07.3500 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:07.4790 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:12.5450 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:12.6730 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:17.7390 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:17.8680 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:22.9330 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:23.0610 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:28.1270 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:28.2550 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:33.3200 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:33.4490 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:38.5160 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:38.6450 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:43.7120 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:43.8400 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:48.9070 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:49.0360 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:54.1030 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:54.2310 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:59.2970 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:22:59.4250 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:04.4920 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:04.6210 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:09.6870 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:09.8160 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:14.8810 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:15.0100 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:20.0770 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:20.2050 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:25.2720 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:25.4010 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:40.4670 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:23:40.5540 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:15.6180 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:15.7050 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:52.2380 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:24:52.3240 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:25:33.3000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:25:33.3890 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:18.4530 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:18.5400 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:57.3000 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:26:57.3840 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:27:42.4490 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:27:42.5350 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:28:22.2300 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:28:22.3150 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:03.2910 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:03.3760 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:35.3430 System Power State Capabilities Changed: video=No, cpu=No, disk=No, audio=No, network=No
11/03/14 01:29:40.1800 LAN: WiFi interface can ping IPv4 router 134.168.1.1 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:40.3120 WAN: WiFi interface can ping DNS server 17.254.0.50 . . . pass
11/03/14 01:29:47.8110 Power Changed : power=On
11/03/14 01:29:47.8260 Link Changed : link=Down, reason=Disassociated because station leaving
11/03/14 01:29:47.8260 SSID Changed : ssid=(null) ((null))
11/03/14 01:29:47.8260 BSSID Changed : bssid=(null)
11/03/14 02:04:38.1350 Country Code Changed : countryCode=X0
11/03/14 02:04:38.1360 Power Changed : power=On
11/03/14 02:04:46.4940 System Power State Capabilities Changed: video=Yes, cpu=Yes, disk=Yes, audio=Yes, network=Yes
11/03/14 02:04:47.0550 Power Changed : power=On
11/03/14 02:04:48.4810 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:04:50.1150 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:04:50.8510 Link Changed : link=Up
11/03/14 02:04:50.8510 SSID Changed : ssid=<74617967 6172> (taygar)
11/03/14 02:04:50.8510 BSSID Changed : bssid=00:12:17:48:68:cd
11/03/14 02:04:50.9700 Association Done : err=No Error
11/03/14 02:04:51.1440 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-47 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:04:57.1490 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-58 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:04:57.7190 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:04:57.7190 Country Code Changed : countryCode=US
11/03/14 02:05:01.8430 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-44 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:06.6480 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:06.8350 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-67 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:11.8400 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-43 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:15.8930 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:16.8450 Link Quality Changed : rssi=-51 dBm, txRate=54 Mbps
11/03/14 02:05:25.1670 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:34.4540 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:43.7330 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:05:53.0070 Scan Cache Updated
11/03/14 02:06:11.7000 USER STOPPED MONITORING!!!
11/03/14 02:06:18.6230 USER STOPPED MONITORING!!!
# --- Check Connectivity
# --- Wi-Fi Interface
Interface Name : en1
MAC Address : 10:40:f3:a3:b4:f4
Network Name : taygar
Active PHY Mode : 802.11g
Security : Open
SSID : taygar
BSSID : 00:12:17:48:68:cd
Country : US
RSSI : -60 dBm
Noise : -87 dBm
Rate : 18 Mbps
Channel : 6
Channel Width : 20MHz
# --- Bluetooth
Power State : On
Paired Devices : 0
# --- Wireless Environment
2.4 GHz Networks : 1
5 GHz Networks : 0
Current Channel Networks : 1
Recommended 2.4GHz Channels : [ 11 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 ] 6
Recommended 5GHz Channels : [ 36 40 44 48 149 153 157 161 ]
# --- Network Configuration
Primary IPv4 Interface : en1
IPv4 Address : 134.168.1.103
IPv4 Router : 134.168.1.1
Primary IPv6 Interface : None
IPv6 Address : None
IPv6 Router : None
DNS Servers : 209.18.47.61
209.18.47.62
# --- Debug Log Entries
11/03/14 02:10:34.9770 Preferred networks entry for current Wi-Fi network marked as hidden
# --- Environment Test Cases
# --- Environment Summary
# --- Configuration Test Cases
# --- Configuration Summary
# --- Additional Information
11/03/14 02:10:56.0520
# --- Router Information
11/03/14 02:11:12.0940 linksys
# --- Create Diagnostics Report
Failed to collect spindump output
Failed to collect system profiler report -
Can I add 2gb RAM to MacBook Pro 2.53?
I may be buying MacBook Pro 2.53ghz that already comes with 4GB Ram.
But in selling my MacBook 2.4ghz, the buyer doesn't need the extra 2GB that I fitted in there.
Question is, can I use the 2gb from my old Macbook to fit into MBP 2.53ghz?
Forgive my ignorance on this issue. I have no idea how the RAM slots work!
Message was edited by: RUnitedNo.
For two reasons. First, unless your old machine is one of the brand new late 2008 models, it does not use the DDR3 1067MHz memory. So the memory in that machine is different and won't work.
Second, even if your old machine was one of the brand new computers... the 2.53GHz machine already has 4GB installed. It gets there by putting a 2GB memory module in each of the 2 slots inside the computer. Meaning, there are no slots left.
Some sites on the internet are reporting that it is possible to boost the memory of the new MacBook Pro to 6GB, but the way people are getting there is to remove one of the 2GB modules and then replace it with a 4GB module. Because of a limitation in the design of the system/operating system, you can not currently pull out both the 2GB modules and replace them with 4's to get you to a max of 8GB.
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Maximum Ram in Macbook pro Late 2008
I have acquired a Macbook pro late 2008, 2.4GHz Intel Core Duo and am wanting to upgrade the Ram. The handbook says 4GB is the max but Ive seen up to 8GB. I have used Crucial's scanner and it says 8GB. Which is correct please?
You can check further if you like, by going to http://www.everymac.com and click on the MacBook Pro and then go down to your model...it helps to have the Model Identifier to double check. But that should be a Unibody which uses 204-pin modules.
To get the Model Identifier: the apple left side of the menu bar, About This Mac, More Info, System Report, Hardware and it will show the Model Identifier as MacBook Pro with a number such as 3,1. Compare that with the Everymac number to be sure. -
Upgrading RAM on MacBook Pro(India) (13-inch, Mid 2010)
I have a MacBook Pro(India) (13-inch, Mid 2010) - OSX 10.8, with
Processor and memory -
2.4GHz or 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 3MB on-chip shared L2 cache
1066MHz frontside bus
4GB (two 2GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 memory; two SO-DIMM slots support up to 8GB
I want to upgrade the RAM upto 8GB, can any one help me with it as I have some options from below links.
Please let me know its implications to upgrade to the higher chip freq. than what your logicboard support.
Links :
Corsair DDR3 Laptop (Mac) 8 GB (1 x 8 GB) RAM : http://goo.gl/SGQyn
Corsair DDR3 Laptop (Mac) 4 GB RAM : http://goo.gl/gkguu
G.Skill SQ DDR3 8 GB (1 x 8 GB) Laptop (Mac) : http://goo.gl/5T1wZ
G.Skill SQ For MAC DDR3 4 GB (1 x 4 GB) Laptop (Mac): http://goo.gl/o7G7ZWhat about these?
Mushkin 997019
http://www.ramexperts.com/ddr3/laptop/pc3-8500-1066mhz/mushkin-997019-ddr3-sodim m-2x8gb-16gb-pc3-8500-sodimm-204p-7-7-7-20-1-5v.html
https://www.alternate.de/Mushkin/SO-DIMM_16_GB_DDR3-1066_Kit,_Arbeitsspeicher/ht ml/product/963503/?
I will try them.
best.
benny -
Oddest of problems on MacBook 2.4GHz Core2Duo (2008)
Hello everyone,
Its been a while here, and I lost access to my earlier email address so created a new account.
Anyway, here's a very very odd problem:
Computer: MacBook 2.4GHz Core2Duo, 150GB HDD, 2GB RAM, year of manufacture: 2008
Problem: On starting up, computer "stuck" in blue screen after the apple logo, it stays there for about 6-7 minutes, computer appears unresponsive. Actually the screen on the MB is only stuck, connected the computer through Remote Desktop and the computer is actually working, does everything remotely, only the computer itself doesn't work!
Tried host of things, changed RAM, reinstalled and reinstalled System tried 10.5 and 10.6, booted up with external HDDs, nothing.
After the most recent install, the desktop comes, but again the computer is not responsive, works fine through remote connection!!!
I am at my wits end!!! First such issue I have seen in 12+ years!!!
Any help will be greatly appreciated and reciprocated with one case of beer, or a bottle (up to $50) French Wine, when we meet! :-)Have you tried booting from your install disc and running Disk Utility?
The startup disk may need repairing.
Using Disk Utility to verify or repair disks
If the Mac is running v10.6 > Mac OS X 10.6 Help: If you see a blue screen at startup
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