Multicore optimized.
Leopard features improved scheduling, memory management, and processor affinity algorithms to make better use of multiple cores. Several subsystems (TCP networking, the autofs automounter, NFS server) have been rewritten to be fully multithreaded. Also, POSIX thread allocation has been optimized to support the new NSOperation APIs.
name='llwyd' said:The day CS:S works flawlessly on OS X without having to install extras, i will try it![]()
name='Mr. Smith' said:Out of curiosity, I know nothing about Macs... I assume you can game on them, do everything you can with a pc... Can you overclock them?
I'm toying with getting a lappy, I could try Mac...
name='FragTek' said:Send a letter to Valve telling them to code a Mac native version then![]()
name='fingz999' said:I want to try a mac as iv never used one before anyone know of someone wiht a old one they dont want and want to give it away?
name='FragTek' said:Send a letter to Valve telling them to code a Mac native version then
Yup, you can do everything and run everything a PC can on a Mac with the added benefit of OS X which totally lays the smackith down on Windoze. Can't OC em though, Mac's don't actually use a Basic I/O System, they use Extensible Firmware Interface's (EFI for short). They could easily be programmed to allow for overclocking, but Apple doesn't want to have to deal with us overclocking freaks breaking their purdy hardware, can't blame em.
Edit: OS X on latest Intel hardware is rip-![]()
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fast to begin with, no real "need" to overclock. When I had my MBP I never felt that I needed more power, everything was uber lightening fast.![]()
name='nathan' said:thats got to be a first, Someone on here saying they dont need to overclock something. You lot would try and overclock a toaster if you had the chance.