When video editing with I also use a belkin single fan laptop cooler to help keep the temp down.īut still very often I get the black screen that says – your computer needs to shut down … I have also installed the mercury 240gb Electra 3g in the optical bay via Data Doubler and the 240gb Mercury Extreme 6g in the normal hard drive bay. I have a standard 2 minute autosave on seeing that it crashes so often ….
#Test a mac mini 2011 server for performance pro
I have upgraded my to this 16GB memory set (1600Mhz)for my early 2011 MAcbook Pro thats supposed to use the 1333Mhz, but now my computer when running Adobe Premiere cs6 is seriously unstable. For the 2011 MacBook Pros, it looks like using the faster compatible RAM speed can get you that extra little bit of speed you may be seeking. We’ve long established that adding more memory to your Mac is the most cost-effective way to get the most out of your Mac. Lloyd Chambers of Mac Performance Guide did some in-depth testing and found that a 2011 MacBook Pro with 1600MHz memory saw a 2% average performance boost over the same configuration with 1333MHz memory. It’s in that line that we’ got some great info for those of you who bought a MacBook Pro last year. In an interesting development, it seems that although Apple sold and marketed the 2011 MacBook Pros as using 1333MHz memory, they are, in fact, capable of utilizing 1600MHz memory, just like the current crop of MacBook Pros. Most of us have to content ourselves with getting the most out of what we already have. However, not everybody can afford to get the newest model every year.
That’s great it’s always fun to talk about the latest and greatest. Right now, everybody’s talking about the MacBook Pros announced at WWDC earlier this month.
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