...from Apple software updates. Just downloaded and installed it. There's no accompanying explanation as to what the update does, in terms of technicalities.
Get it while it is hot! 😀
Get it while it is hot! 😀
...from Apple software updates. Just downloaded and installed it. There's no accompanying explanation as to what the update does, in terms of technicalities.
Get it while it is hot! 😀
I hope this helps people with flickering displays.
It's strange, I have yet to apply the last firmware fix since I wasn't experiencing any problems so that is listed in Software Update as:
27-inch iMac Graphics Firmware Update Version 1.0
Then, the new one just released under that is:
27-inch iMac Display Update Version 1.0
So the new one appears to be a firmware update for the panel itself.
Hmmm. You seem to have resisted bumping the memory in your I7 to eight gigs...I have, too, even though doing so is only $100. The few benchmarks I have seen don't seem to show a substantial improvement in much of anything.
Interesting to note, my newly received Week 05 iMac does not need this update, so they must have had it rock 'n rolling for a while
How is your week 5? No flickering problems? Yellow tinge??
I assume software update would show this if I needed it? I got my replacement 27" i7 today and software update it not showing needing any firmware updates.
I updated iTunes
I have a week 50 iMac (27' i7) and it is running beautifully with no flickering or yellowing. Should I risk upsetting the delicate balance of things and apply this update?
Thanks for the advice.
This means Apple is accelerating the solutions to the problems (flickering and yellowing), and I am happy with it cause I am holding to order one through the AppleOnline (I am waiting for more than 2 months in a reseller) until some definitive solution is held, especially for the yellowing, which I hope will be in 2\3 weeks, as Apple said it that internal memo.