processor problem(i think) yesterday
processor problem(i think) yesterday
i recorded some sounds into ableton(mac powerbook) and aftrwards everything seems to be working really slowly! an ideas as how to correct?
mek dub not war
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napalmskatterjazz
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in the meantime one way to really speed up performance on a mac is to open a terminal window and type this in. reboot when you are done and watch that mac fly...
in terminal:
sudo -s
(type password)
(type password again)
rm mach_krnl
reboot
that mach kernal is way faster for audio than the standard mac kernal and its built in already, just insert these commands and presto. a super fast mac.
in terminal:
sudo -s
(type password)
(type password again)
rm mach_krnl
reboot
that mach kernal is way faster for audio than the standard mac kernal and its built in already, just insert these commands and presto. a super fast mac.
2.0Ghz Coreduo PC notebook, 4GB ram, Overclocked to hell sittin on aluminum extra fans w/ no drivebay or pcmcia...
2.8Ghz Quadcore on Asus MB, 4GBRam, Dual 512MB SLI Graphics both @16x.
2.8Ghz Quadcore on Asus MB, 4GBRam, Dual 512MB SLI Graphics both @16x.
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napalmskatterjazz
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Ok after leaving that up for a day or so dont do that. that was a joke. If you do that then consider yourself PWNed noob. oh and looking back, I forgot to specify / oops.
2.0Ghz Coreduo PC notebook, 4GB ram, Overclocked to hell sittin on aluminum extra fans w/ no drivebay or pcmcia...
2.8Ghz Quadcore on Asus MB, 4GBRam, Dual 512MB SLI Graphics both @16x.
2.8Ghz Quadcore on Asus MB, 4GBRam, Dual 512MB SLI Graphics both @16x.