it might be old but it isn't exactly cap ayam..it's just that you're trying to connect a well, pc (or mac) to a tv! ) anyways, is the current hdmi cable you're using >2m long? there're two things you could try that'd be more cost efficient.

1. trying a better grade hdmi cable, a good 1m belkin cable would cost you around rm90~ or so.

2. hdmi to dvi or vga plug head! (usually comes free with asus gpu's, not too sure about other brands


i'd recommend trying the second route and ghettoing it out first. don't rush on getting a new monitor, imo.




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This post has been edited by olivur: Sep 29 2011, 09:36 AM

tu la. belum apa apa dah cakap your old samsung cap ayam. ada ke!

you mean colour profile?

system pref > displays > colour tab. you could do a minor calibration but usually choosing the right colour profile does the trick.

previous? what'd you do to it ._.

sirens.

anyways xandman, when you said that the led doesn't light up do you mean when it first starts up or when it's in sleep mode?



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This post has been edited by olivur: Oct 1 2011, 11:47 AM

I might be off but shouldn't the light just be on when it first starts up and pulsates when its in sleep mode?



also, while coz has always been ridiculously fast, I've always opted for crucial ._.

hold up hold up. isn't the led just a power indicator? as in it has nothing to do with the ir receiver, right?

but you said it lights up when it's sleeping! which means it is working ._.! because iirc its not supposed to light up during normal use.

it does, but google to see if the specific ,model works first. it should be pretty much plug & play.

cousin uses a Logitech for hers

you could but you'd need to do a clean reinstall afaik.

if youd like to dual boot instead, the same should still apply as below

http://osxdaily.com/2011/03/12/how-to-inst...6-snow-leopard/

also make sure your mac model could actually have snow leopard installed. I know the newer mbas can't IIRC. someone correct me if im wrong.

privateg, could i get the model of the kvr's you got, please?

i saw a pair of kvr1333d3s9/4g but my friend strongly adviced against it for some reason. x.x;

such a huge gamble to get it shipped from overseas though, rma nightmare

your macbook pro uses a pc3-8500 ddr3 1066 mhz type ram. if you were to install a 1333mhz type ram it would simply be clocked down to 1066mhz. any of those brands you've mentioned would do. i got the kta range of rams from kingston for my 2010 mbp. kta would be the "for mac" range, but on my early 2011 mbp i used the kvr range which works just fine as well.

This post has been edited by olivur: Oct 31 2011, 12:10 PM

use memtest for the ultimate in placebo ease of mind :p

as i mentioned above, placebo effect.

using kta on my 2010 mbp and kvrs on my 2011 mbp, i personally "feel" that too :p

spots beachball > ahmagad it's the rams fault!

ditto. just be sure to always back your stuff up. cause while ssds are better in almost every aspect (except for the price that is) they are known to crap out without any notice.