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[kenia1234]

Really thank you mate!!!!!!

Hope that somebody will provide the support for QE/CI sooner or later...

BTW do you know if there's an active project to provide this service to our poor GMA 4500 ??

I d be really interested in this and will support this project (if it exists)

Greets!

[AjGilee]

Sorry dude,

There were some projects held but all of them are dead with no solution for this Grapich Card..

However, I think it might still have a small chance, if someone able to patch the new intel HD Grapich kexts to work on this card..
But some dude also say it is impossible.. What the Fu N?

This from intel, looked pretty similar... right?
http://software.inte...grated-graphics

[kenia1234]

AjGilee, on Dec 5 2010, 09:54 PM, said:

Sorry dude,

There were some projects held but all of them are dead with no solution for this Grapich Card..

However, I think it might still have a small chance, if someone able to patch the new intel HD Grapich kexts to work on this card..
But some dude also say it is impossible.. What the Fu N?

This from intel, looked pretty similar... right?
http://software.inte...grated-graphics

Yes...I know it is very difficult for a common user...and it seems that there aren't advanced user using this graphic card unfortunately!! The worst thing about most of notebook is the impossibility to replace the graphic card :(

[AjGilee]

Kenia1234:
You might like.. Not real solution of course.. just some thing to better viewing only  

original Macbook Pro color profile "ColorLCD" ( i dont know why i dont have this on my OSX ):
http://www.mediafire...z51ipn9x2omrqdk

transparent bar app (forgot where I found it), so i upload it also.. It make the top menu bar transparent (we would have it transparent if qe/ci enabled) :
http://www.mediafire...lxjpzapdmtxixq0
--> You can make this always start at reboot with System Preferences->Accounts->Login Items.. the bar opacity can be set too.

[kenia1234]

AjGilee, on Dec 6 2010, 06:45 PM, said:

Kenia1234:
You might like.. Not real solution of course.. just some thing to better viewing only  

original Macbook Pro color profile "ColorLCD" ( i dont know why i dont have this on my OSX ):
http://www.mediafire...z51ipn9x2omrqdk

transparent bar app (forgot where I found it), so i upload it also.. It make the top menu bar transparent (we would have it transparent if qe/ci enabled) :
http://www.mediafire...lxjpzapdmtxixq0
--> You can make this always start at reboot with System Preferences->Accounts->Login Items.. the bar opacity can be set too.

Thanks a bunch my friend!! Very nice share!!! :) Hope that we'll have QE/CI sooner or later!!

[AlexLai]

actually guys, we can still watch some videos on our osx86. i tried real player and it seems great for me to play most the common video formats. but if only there is kext for gma 4500 mhd & qe/ci will be supported... then i can use most of the apps like iLife, iWorks, etc that requires qe/ci enabled. but for the moment, my laptop's performance is nothing different like a netbook.

[Mynzhasar]

Use Windows 7 or WinXp and forget about Mac os

[kenia1234]

Miras93, on Dec 14 2010, 01:44 PM, said:

Use Windows 7 or WinXp and forget about Mac os

The big problem of a notebook is the impossibility to change the graphic card...elsewhere I would have changed it a year ago like I did for the intel wifi-link 5100 card!!

For the rest my computer is a REAL mac!! I even scroll with 2 fingers...I m not gonna buy an intel based graphic card anymore!! And BTW it's really horrible this graphic card!! I can't play a game on windows!!

[TheGreatDeceiver]

kenia1234, on Dec 14 2010, 06:02 PM, said:

The big problem of a notebook is the impossibility to change the graphic card...elsewhere I would have changed it a year ago like I did for the intel wifi-link 5100 card!!

For the rest my computer is a REAL mac!! I even scroll with 2 fingers...I m not gonna buy an intel based graphic card anymore!! And BTW it's really horrible this graphic card!! I can't play a game on windows!!

you should never purchase a notebook with an onboard graphics card if you want to play games. always dedicated cards either nvidia or ati. and once  you have a dedicated card in the notebook you can change most times (from ati to nvidia or vice versa).
just my two cents