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That's a good idea and maybe you should go that route. My MacBook Pro 2011 runs like new after the ram and ssd upgrade
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QFT. Although I only upgraded on my RAM, it's running very smoothThat's a good idea and maybe you should go that route. My MacBook Pro 2011 runs like new after the ram and ssd upgrade
I wanna say I have a 2012? MacBook Air
I had a Pro for like 4 years, sold it, and got the Air. I don't even really use it much, but I've been playing Football manager a lot lately and I'm about to move. Thinking about ditching the MacBook and going for an Imac and maybe an ipad.
My Air still does normal tasks fine but it's probably a bit slower than I'd like and even playing a simple game like Football manager gets that fan running strong when a game starts up. And my battery is shot.
Not sure how much I should ask for this air. It s also a little nicked up from a drop. Always wanted an imac...
Fellow FM player
FM on iPad >
I play it on a 12inch Pro. The mobility and convenience of it on iOS is clutch.
the 12inch is legit because theres enough screen real estate so I can play FM and still have ESPN or Fox Sports playing PiP
Theres absolutely zero lag on the 12inch Pro given its got 2gb ram. My only gripe is there's no game editor like the full PC/Mac version but thats not a huge deal.
I'ma have to get OOTP![]()
Has anyone ever done this before?:
Buy an older MacBook Pro when parts weren't soldered for cheap, and upgraded to SSD and up the RAM afterwards? My mid 2012 is still going strong after the upgrade myself. I don't really care for Retina display or anything like that. Figure you can get a stock older MBP and even after the money used to upgrade the hard drive and RAM, you'd be under $1k total still.
Done this with my 2010 and it's running like a boss!
What ultra wide monitor do you have? Contemplating on getting one for photo editing.I'm usually an OEM kinda guy for personal usage, but since I'm a dev, I gotta use all browsers. Safari would be perfect if their browser inspected element tool was built in and not a separate window.
I absolutely hate Chrome and its ram hogging clutter. Firefox is cool though.
I just realized, after getting my new job and working with an iMac the last 3 weeks, that I absolutely do not like IMacs or the magic mouse.
I prefer my ultra wide + MacBook/mac mini setup much more. And MX Master is king.
There's a chrome extension to fix thisI hate Google ChromeHalf the time I play a video on youtube, there's a black screen and only the audio plays
Quick fix for this was just to turn off adblock for youtube. Haven't had the issue once sinceThere's a chrome extension to fix thisI hate Google ChromeHalf the time I play a video on youtube, there's a black screen and only the audio plays![]()
What's the extension?
maybe get a used MacBook?Damb my 2011 broke once again and it's the same issue the logic board. I kinda want a new Mac but it's just expensive. Might just pay to get my MacBook to get fixed.
Yeah, if you're doing a lot of work in Excel and you've always used PC, I'd stay with PC.
Dell XPS 13 is a good option to start with.
Since Apple products hold their value so well, I'm thinking about copping and holding it for a year... and if i dont like it, sell the MBP and jump back.
Same here. I have Windows 7 through VMware Fusion on mine. I find myself using it less and less too. Unless you're using Excel sheets with a lot of Visual Basic I think you should be fine. I'm not aware of any other huge missing features in the Mac version.Since Apple products hold their value so well, I'm thinking about copping and holding it for a year... and if i dont like it, sell the MBP and jump back.
Throw windows 10 on a vm if its that serious. I use Office for Mac and its been sufficient for me