So, I'm loving my new 15" MBP. Got the higher-end model with the hi-res screen. Gorgeous. Am having lots of little flakiness issues though, I'd consider them maybe growing pains but in 24 hrs I've probably had the machine lock up outright at least ten times.
Some of the lock ups seem like they might be due to immature drivers (for example, changing the video mode in Starcraft 2 settings will lock the machine up every single time). OK, maybe a quick OS update in a few weeks will take care of this issue. Anyone else have this problem?
Other things seem to be related to general load. I was downloading a few torrents (Transmission), backing up to my time machine over wireless, building Deluge (bittorrent client) using macports, and running Eclipse (Java development), and the machine locked up. Mouse cursor moves, fans are humming, but no windows respond.
I'm not sure what the temperature was, but I can run 8 processes at 100% and the CPU hovers at 87C/187F -- no higher. The system seems stable for extended periods during these tests, so I doubt it's simple overheating.
Any suggestions for isolating the problem? I'm not super close to an Apple store so I'd hate to bring it in only to have them not be able to replicate the problem.
db
Some of the lock ups seem like they might be due to immature drivers (for example, changing the video mode in Starcraft 2 settings will lock the machine up every single time). OK, maybe a quick OS update in a few weeks will take care of this issue. Anyone else have this problem?
Other things seem to be related to general load. I was downloading a few torrents (Transmission), backing up to my time machine over wireless, building Deluge (bittorrent client) using macports, and running Eclipse (Java development), and the machine locked up. Mouse cursor moves, fans are humming, but no windows respond.
I'm not sure what the temperature was, but I can run 8 processes at 100% and the CPU hovers at 87C/187F -- no higher. The system seems stable for extended periods during these tests, so I doubt it's simple overheating.
Any suggestions for isolating the problem? I'm not super close to an Apple store so I'd hate to bring it in only to have them not be able to replicate the problem.
db