Saasani wrote...
ugh, damn software! my poor college student pockets dont run deep enough for this ****! lol
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ngen wrote...
Margoshi wrote...
"And if you go with a stationary mac some of the most powerful graphic cards from Geforce are for mac."
Proof or get out.
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Modifié par Crawling_Chaos, 02 novembre 2009 - 08:00 .
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Am I the only one that gets the images in my head of a really noir scene, with sad music, and a macbook discarded, crying in the gutter?GhoXen wrote...
Craig McDermott wrote...
Step 1: Start driving on the freeway
Step 2: Throw your macbook out the car window while driving
Step 3: Buy a real computer
You forgot the best part.
Step 4: Drive over your Mac while on your way back with your real computer.
Saasani wrote...
okay well i guess i got it on the desktop once i actually tried but....... i dont know how to get it to WORK. it just opens a stupid gibberish page no matter where it is.
Luckyluke03 wrote...
You probably have to download it on a windows computer, then burn the ISO so you can run it from your optical drive. I had to do that when installing it on my Vista 32-bit system (was going to 64-bit, caused a lot of problems) and it worked fine.
http://social.answer...6c-ace1b81140f2
if you can give clear "stupid people" instructions that would be great lol
DoubleMs wrote...
I've got Windows 7 BootCamped on my Unibody MBP. The character creator runs well... I'm considering both the PC and PS3 version, but I'm not sure... I want to see the reviews of the PS3 graphics first.
That bites that the downloader is an exe. This post says there is now an option to download the student version as an .iso file, which you should be able to burn (at lower speed) on your mac and then install W7. If not, you may have to download first on a pc and burn a disk before installing via bootcamp.Saasani wrote...
Well i ordered the 32 bit download since people said it was easier and i'm all about easy, so i've already received the download and you arent allowed to email it or anything so... what should i do with the gibberish download?! lol.Luckyluke03 wrote...
You probably have to download it on a windows computer, then burn the ISO so you can run it from your optical drive. I had to do that when installing it on my Vista 32-bit system (was going to 64-bit, caused a lot of problems) and it worked fine.
http://social.answer...6c-ace1b81140f2
Sorry my computer knowledge is very limited so please bare with me
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Slimcharles wrote...
MogwaiX wrote...
FreyarS wrote...
A well mantained OS won't take two minutes for it to start, and even then, hibernation tends to shorten that dramatically anyway. Macs aren't really secure from infection. It's like saying a business is secure because no one has robbed it. Once it happens, it will happen badly. In fact Mac OS X has been breached quite easily already.
I understand this point of view from a person not very familiar with Macs. I have several PC:s and Macs in my company.
1) OSX does not need "maintaining". However, a windows machine without maintaining is a ticking time bomb.
2) Macs are not even in the same universe PC, when talking about viruses. There are only a few viruses on OSX, and most of those are old models, not working with newer operating systems. Besides, many of these so-called-viruses on Mac are in fact trojans. Decease because of the stupidity of the user.
A Windows machine without a Virusblocker software is -dead-.
3) OSX is a very secure operating system compared to Windows. There's just no way around it.
4) I'm sad that Apple took the "Macs are not for gaming."-stance. Macs were great for games back in the 80's. But then they decided to upgrade their image in the eyes of businesses...
I haven't used antivirus software for years. Maybe you stop using your public torrents if you are so afraid of sporkeh.
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