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Doing hardware test from the apple cd is it accurate?
Because i want to test the hard drive on my macbook pro.The problem is when i have an audio file in the arrangement when the audio plays and i move to diferent parts of the audio to listen(You know with the little speaker) the D flashes.Any ideas?

Yes it is accurate. It works fine here. I am an expert.

and so am I

and so am I

for ram test you should use memtest. that is the only ram test i have found to be effective.

http://www.memtestosx.org/

If it's the stock HD ie you didn't select/pay for a HD upgrade then it's 5400 rpm.

muthafunka wrote:If it's the stock HD ie you didn't select/pay for a HD upgrade then it's 5400 rpm.

Yes,

DJ VAKIS wrote:Doing hardware test from the apple cd is it accurate?
Because i want to test the hard drive on my macbook pro.The problem is when i have an audio file in the arrangement when the audio plays and i move to diferent parts of the audio to listen(You know with the little speaker) the D flashes.Any ideas?

I knwo what you mean by moving to different parts with the speaker thing, but what do you mean by the "D" flashes?

bassreflex wrote:

DJ VAKIS wrote:Doing hardware test from the apple cd is it accurate?
Because i want to test the hard drive on my macbook pro.The problem is when i have an audio file in the arrangement when the audio plays and i move to diferent parts of the audio to listen(You know with the little speaker) the D flashes.Any ideas?

I knwo what you mean by moving to different parts with the speaker thing, but what do you mean by the "D" flashes?

The 'D' is the Hard disc indicator next to the CPU load.
I mean the 'D' lights up.