I'm looking for users running Adobe Creative Suite 2 on their Intel Macs...

Have you been encountering frequent freezes, application unexpectedly quit, etc.

This problem driving me nuts. Wondering if anyone else has problem and how they managed to solve.

Thanks in advance.

1. Bump up your RAM if you haven't done so....

2. Update both QuickTime and your Adobe Suite online. There was a case in which both don't complement each other on certain app revisions....

This post has been edited by Eithanius: Jul 25 2006, 12:12 AM

this also make me crazy.. slower than the normal one.. cos it run under rosetta.. haihz.. need to wait till next year.. if dun want to wait.. use GIMP thenn.. hehe

i never faced prob like that, except it's very slow when rendering.. it runs under emulation though, so have to accept it i will use my ppc imac if want to use something like adobe cs

This post has been edited by vandetta: Jul 25 2006, 03:26 AM

PPC still rules at the moment.
i can only say that for few more months... hahaha....
Mac Pro!!!

thought you're getting a PM G5....

dunno leh...
powerbook still with me wor. im plain tok kok j.

Haha if want to buy new one of course wei will go for Mac Pro, or is there anyone still go for quad 2.7Ghz Powermac G5 although already knew there will be quad 3.0Ghz?

was there a quad 2.7GHz PM G5....?

haiya.... dun always pick on lil details lar.
it's Quad 2.5 or Dual 2.7.

Anyway, I'm still curious what GPU will come with Mac Pro.
As for future proof ofcourse i will pick Intel Mac. I dont know PPC can will survive how many more new version of Mac OS in the future. Its risky...

Haha i could not recall is there any Quad 2.7 or not, but i remember there is 2.7 G5 so i thought maybe they also have Quad 2.7

Maybe have to wait for 2 or three months after mac Pro came out, then we can see people's review, then it's easier to decide lorr.. But when they compare PB and MBP, and MB and iBook the new one will get much more stars than the predecessor, so I guest the people willl surely said Mac pro is much better..

But yeah, I also wondering what CPU will the use for the Mac Pro.. I'm thinking of:

MacMini - Yonah
MB & MBP - Merom
Mac Pro - Conroe/Woodcrest
xServe - Woodcrest/Itanium

Any other opinion?

This post has been edited by vandetta: Jul 29 2006, 01:02 AM