Ah~ I see. I get what you mean now.

What I mean I'm used to is the tap to click and 3 fingers drag

I just got mine y'day and when setting up, I figured out that I missed these two features the most and I have to google since they moved the 3 fingers drag to accessibility instead.

I do feel the feedback when I pressure press the trackpad, but for me I find it like the previously trackpad only that it was a full trackpad that allow you to click now than only corner with the previous gen.

Nope. No water spillage on the keyboard. Its more of a mechanical problem I think.

Has anyone thought of letting their macbook go for a gaming windows laptop? Thinking of doing that to mine.. The RMBP just cant game without it heating up a lot..

Just curious, can we still find the previous generation mac book pro?

Macbooks are not built for heavy gaming. With the price of the macbook, you can already buy those gaming laptop

Yeah.

Simple and easy to understand, Mac = Work/study, PC = Gaming. Don't waste money to buy mac and do gaming, better get high end gaming laptop/desktop hehe

Haish, decided to let mine go.. Didn't expect to be on the move so much If anyone interested can PM me

Try post it under Garage sales. People will responds it fast i bet

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3535781&hl=

Surprisingly no, although mine has the RAWBKNY keyboard too

I looking one used unit aswell, but urs is out of my budget

Best is to get those ATX tower for gaming. Don't even get a gaming laptop unless you're renting a room or have space constraints in your house.

Wow bro, nice RMBP you got there. Btw, can i know which model it is? Late 2013?

Yeap

woa, similar with mine but 15"..hmm sokay, just wait a little bit, someone will buy it for sure. If i got money I will buy it for my sister hahaha

Just do it

This post has been edited by khaiandrew: Mar 30 2015, 11:51 AM

Im interested on getting a latest version of MBP retina, however this statement on RAM/memory category caught my attention

" Please note that the memory is built into the computer, so if you think you may need more memory in the future, it is important to upgrade at the time of purchase."

Wonder the RAM is not exchangeable?

Yes, the ram is soldered to the board therefore it's not possible to be upgraded / exchanged.

"The RAM is soldered to the logic board. Pay for the upgrade now, or be stuck with 8 GB forever. There is no chance of upgrade." - quoted from iFixit

the rMBP lost the ability to have upgradable memory - I love my cMBP (2010) - you could swap the hard disk out and the memory out

My recommendation since it is soldered and if you are going to use it for a long-time and it is your primary machine , upgrade to 16GB , if you have a powerful desktop computer or another computer , stick with 8GB

Unless you're running virtual machine or heavy software such as HD video editing, it's not necessarily for the ram upgrade. In anyway, if you're gonna use it as your primary machine and stick with it for a least couple of years, why not just push for the upgrade altogether. Furthermore, it's using latest 1866MHz ram

The new PCIe SSD indeed blazing fast. It was way faster than my late 2012 rMBP.

thx for vearn27 and prasys clarification, now i get it . I'm a MBP 2012 user currently, had upgraded ram to 16gb and bootcamp a win8 for some programming. Gona pass this mbp for family later.

With the budget, Im struggling to upgrade the ram or storage in purchase new MBPr. Anyone has experience in bootcamp from external hdd? How is the performance?