jchowland
Aug 31 2005, 01:20 AM
I've got my SSE2 T40 512mb now running at about system max - 3mb free ram. And It's still responsive!
I've Got these programs Running:
Finder
Dashboard
Mail
Safari
Address Book
Itunes (Music Playing)
Iphoto
Quicktime (Playing)
System Prefs
Word (Writing Docs)
Powerpoint (Playing with Transitions)
Remote Desktop Client
MSN Messenger
Grapher
Chess
System Activity Monitor
Don't you just love how macs never become unresponsive, slow or give up. Unlike their PC cousins!
EDIT: And the machine is running with 83% free CPU!
helfire
Aug 31 2005, 01:58 AM
hehe, welcome to the world of macosx (my G4 500mhz can do that

) Multitasking is much more responcive in osx than windows.
lontano
Dec 2 2005, 10:35 AM
Of course, you don't have disk problems. In my computer, doing anything while a file is being copyied takes directly to that funny flower turning around for minutes.
stryder
Dec 2 2005, 12:46 PM
QUOTE(lontano @ Dec 2 2005, 04:38 AM)

Of course, you don't have disk problems. In my computer, doing anything while a file is being copyied takes directly to that funny flower turning around for minutes.
Regardless of how much RAM you have, the maximum you will be able to run is 100, unless you do this:
http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?sh...60&hl=processes
xequence
Mar 24 2006, 08:44 PM
QUOTE
Don't you just love how macs never become unresponsive, slow or give up. Unlike their PC cousins!
You mean unlike their windows cousins ;P
declan
Mar 24 2006, 08:51 PM
Thats better memory management for you, among many other things.
glennpratt
Apr 15 2006, 01:47 AM
I don't know what you guys are talking about... I've had 60+ processes running in Windows for probably on the order of months without reboot. I'm a CS major and have been doing school work (software dev., papers, presentations, diragrams (Visio), gimp, etc.) non stop, I never close anything except Firefox when it gets funky (which it does on all OS' in my experience.
I like OS X and all, but here I don't follow.
Sabr
Apr 15 2006, 01:38 PM
QUOTE(lontano @ Dec 2 2005, 11:38 AM)

Of course, you don't have disk problems. In my computer, doing anything while a file is being copyied takes directly to that funny flower turning around for minutes.
lol... I thought it was a beachball...
trav1085
Nov 9 2006, 06:08 AM
My Windows XP PC can run many applications at once without crashing. That's if their idle though.
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