Recent content by EricTheOracle

Alternatively, you can select start-up disk in the windows control panel and tell your Mac Pro to fire up from an OSX disk.

Same thing happened to me as well. I ordered a refurb Mac Pro last month and I thought I was getting 2GB of RAM But I got 4GB of RAM and I thought I was getting a 250 GB HDD but I got a 500 GB HDD. Thanks Apple for the extra grand of upgrades! :) For the record I always buy refurb or open box Macs.

I don't know about Vista but the Catalyst drivers work great on a Mac Pro with XP playing Oblivion at 1920x1200 with every thing set at ultimate detail.

Not I. My first Mac was a SE FDHD and it was cool! Then a Quadra 900, followed by an 840AV, then an 8100 and a Umax, then a G4 and a G5 and now a Mac Pro. Somewhere in threre I had a couple of Apple laptops as well.

They have a thriving forum community.

I have a Mac so I don't need Mac sites. I tried to get help on Macnn.com but it turns out that I must know more than others because I sorted out my problems on my own and sorted out some weird crashing issues as well.

Apple investors fail to be unerved by rumor site misdating adventure. The existing rumor from rumor control is that Apple releases updates at a special event on the 20th of Feb, not Tuesday without a party (although the Shuffle is now available in purdy colors).

Not helpful but if you pay for F4M, the logo goes away.

The command to open up the lower drawer is option-command.

As it turns out I didn't get the chance to giggle or jump out my first floor window because the market went flat and I want things to base before I start scaling in.

The photo on the left is of the not yet completed screen porch my family built on our family lake home.

But I use it for work and it is a write-off. Right now it's got stock charts streaming all over and I'm waiting for the market to go down a little bit before I start buying in and either begin giggling or frantically selling and jumping out a window.

My new Mac Pro. What is it? 3.0 GHz, 6GB RAM, 2x 500 GB HDD, 1 250 GB HDD, 2x Superdrives, 1900XT, 7300GT with 2 Gateway 2275 (22") LCDs and one Gateway 2485 (24" LCD).

I'm ripping a DVD image thanks to a beta copy of Drive-In, Windows XP running on Parallels virtual machine is playing a HD video trailer for The Elder Scrools: Oblivion (I may have to get that game). And I'm printing a big document on my color laser printer. Oh and surfing the web typing...

Macs have supported multiple video cards since the Mac II came out back in '88. Two of the displays are driven by an ATI 1900XT 512, and one with a Nvidia 7300GT. It all works great on the OSX side (true plug and play). On the windows side when running Windows XP native on Apple's Boot Camp...