ok.
later i show u for real.
b4 that let me test it again and again.
hehe

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Added on April 9, 2011, 10:15 pmfor sure.
just plug n play like normal hd

This post has been edited by nabielz: Apr 9 2011, 10:15 PM

music depends on ur collection obviously.

win7 64-bit + bootcamp drivers is almost 15gb. so maybe just set aside 30gb? unless u want to install a lot of games lah. not sure about 32-bit

in my opinion, yes i7 is faster than the i5, but u dont get to 'see' it a lot unless u always deal with processor-intensive tasks. just because the i5 is the cheapest model doesnt mean it's slow...judging from benchmarks it's just slightlyyy slower than the previous fastest MBP with the older i7. benefits of SSD is more 'appreciable' because anyone would open apps n files all the time

means buying outside more expensive??


What processor intensive tasks do u mean?
if HDD open may files and apps at the same time will cause freeze or something?

You must read this first than u decide....

http://www.primatelabs.ca/blog/2011/02/mac...rks-early-2011/



Ask i said earlier, HDD u can upgrade later to SSD....

movie editing, 3d rendering, modeling n simulation software, those kind of stuff. that's where the i7 will shine, at other times u probably wont realize the difference compared to the i5. simply bcuz the i5 is pretty fast already

im not saying will freeze la. just have a look at youtube videos see how fast a SSD can boot, launch apps etc compared to a HDD. boot / launch apps are stuff any computer user do, and do it a lot. thats y i say the benefits are more appreciable. not every computer user to processor intensive tasks everyday

maybe it's like buying a merc C-class or an SLS. sure the SLS is faster, but since u drive in a city anyway, the extra speed doesnt really benefit u. what really benefits u everyday is the better fuel economy. just my opinion la of course. if u want to get the i7 anyway nothing wrong with that hehe

This post has been edited by dvlzplayground: Apr 10 2011, 01:00 AM

May I know how much it costs to upgrade to SSD?

I actually made my mind to get i5 + SSD
But I'm wondering does another RM800 worth for i7



This post has been edited by Christopher7: Apr 10 2011, 02:09 AM

Do you want to sleep better at night? go for i7

120gb SSD price - buying from outside.. eg.
corsair F120 - 769
mushkin e.c.dlx - 749
ocz vertex 2 - 749

13" i5 model - 320gb -> 128GB Solid State Drive [Add RM 763.00]
13" i7 model - 500gb -> 128GB Solid State Drive [Add RM 610.00]
15" 2.0ghz 500gb -> 128GB Solid State Drive [Add RM 611.00]
15" 2.2ghz 750gb -> 128GB Solid State Drive [Add RM 306.00]

okay ...maybe it doesn't seem so cheap since you're getting the 13" model lol..I'm assuming this since you said you have to choose between i5 and i7...

But yea you can get it later after all it seems (just be wary that when buying SSD make sure you research about enabling TRIM support) - its a long story ...!

All Right.. Been read and read for whole day
Time to sleep!
I will go for i7
For the SSD and RAM thingy
I will upgrade it when its time to upgrade

Thanks everyone for your precious opinions

Just curious, if buy APCC from fellow seller in garage sales here, do I still get the Tech Tool Pro for free?

if it's legit then yes. you can download it for free

I wonder if I should buy here or online
Someone selling MBP 13 i7 for RM4250

Just got my MB today happy to add one more to my apple family LOL! Nice to meet you guys

So long as u can confirm the warranty is genuine, then it's fine...I got mine here in LYN too, and everything checks out OK...apart from pricing, everything is the same.

Welcome to the club Feux

Thanks thanks yupio! im hoping to learn more about the MB here lol. Its my very first MB.. kinda feel weird at the mo using it Just finished calibrating my battery for the first time lol.. downloading whatever updates there is for now

I plan to hold my purchase until I got my BodyGuardz

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Added on April 11, 2011, 1:24 amC'mon let's go for this
http://www.machines.com.my/training.html

This post has been edited by Christopher7: Apr 11 2011, 01:24 AM

all apple warranty is genuine i think.

woah cool! i dint know they had training lols! going to check my schedule to see which i can attend

some ppl are selling fake/cracked codes. if u're buying together with the box n all, then should be alright

I See =D thx

Have a question to ask here. if my MBP want to connect to a wireless. the network have to be WPE?