is not because of RAM is eaten alot (when i open parallel it still have alot free ram there) but i just dont know why i feel more laggy when using parallel compare to vmware fusion >.< when i using VMware fusion and put minimize to dock, the os X is still as smooth as just fresh restart, but when i am using parallel, it will have a little bit of delay or laggy i can feel, maybe that just me you can try to install both and see which u prefer anyway ^^

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Added on July 12, 2012, 3:33 pmhmm i also not sure, maybe i have do it with the wrong setting >.<
anyway, this has noting to do with the RAM and Processor as both i have monitor it, they are like proc just bellow 20%, ram is just used around 13gb only

This post has been edited by FishnChipx: Jul 12 2012, 03:33 PM

Parallels is now supporting Retina!

I notice some of my icon/thumbnail in my RMBP sizing not correct. It looks funny, please see my attached photo


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Do You Have A New MacBook Pro Retina? Do You Use Twitter? Then Use This!

Anyway to protect or change the bottom part for MacBook? Which is the 4 black thing... my old MacBook pro flat with it alr

have a look at this:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/325786...tart=0&tstart=0

anyone know why my thumbnail icon auto stretch?

Retina macbooks shipping estimates for new orders move from 3-4 weeks to 2-3 weeks.

http://www.macrumors.com/2012/07/13/retina...the-first-time/

first time mac user here
Does one has to re-install all the softwares when updated to ML???

just do a Time Machine back up, everything will be the same after updating the OS

I wonder if Mountain Lion has dropped on its release date and Macs that comes preinstalled with Mountain Lion can opt to do a clean wipe/install using Command-R and install Lion instead.

Case in point: The Snow Leopard to Lion fiasco where SL users refuses to migrate to Lion after finding out how Lion hogs system resources and made their SL machines which was running fine before, runs slower on Lion. Would the same thing happens Lion-->Mountain Lion this time?

At the very least, purchasers of Macs within this transition time has the luxury of that option of having both Lion and Mountain Lion via the Command-R/Internet Recovery option, as I recall, a clean wipe will install whatever OS that the machine was installed with, NOT the OS it was wiped from. In this case, the option of remaining with Lion, and staying off Mountain Lion until problems are solved, should there be problems arising.

I just hope there aren't any programs you need to run that aren't compatible with Mountain Lion, and you're stuck with Mountain Lion with no option to roll back to Lion because your machine comes preinstalled with Mountain Lion. Which in turn, puts enormous pressure to Apple to make this OS transition as painless as possible. This coming weeks should be interesting.

I have one problem here about the external monitor ,

When i close the lid the external monitor able to display full 1080 , but when the macbook pro lid open , it will have black border on both left and right of the external monitor.
Problem is on clamshell mode wifi is dead , suddenly having this problem as i am using this clamshell mode for few months without problem , suddenly it just doesnt work anymore .

This post has been edited by Reventon: Jul 14 2012, 03:05 AM

I just dropped my one month old MBP, even though I took care of it like my own baby!
The damage does not seem visible but if look closely it's very ugly and doesn't look new anymore.
It's a bit bengkok. Will post a pic soon.
Can the lid be replaced with new one? Will it be expensive??
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP IF MY PARENTS FOUND OUT IM DEAD!!

how to check my current battery usage for how long ?

Go to About This Mac -> More Info -> System Report -> Power

')+Jul 14 2012, 03:23 AM-->GG, that will always cost a bomb to your pocket ><

wanna get a mac book.. but still donno which one should i buy~

look at your usage and budget

yea... need to consider a lotof things 1st.. xD

Doubt so, historically preinstall or mac comes with default OS X is not down gradable. Yeah, I prefer clean install rather upgrade and did this for every OS X since 10.0.

We are looking at the first generation of macs (especially 2011) that is not come with installation disks, is going to be internet upgrade to Mountain Lion. I wonder if 2011 macs possible to revert back to Lion after upgrading to Mountain Lion.