E EMILinator macrumors member Original poster May 18, 2008 #1 Will it cause my Early 2008 MacBook 2.4Ghz 2 GB to overheat? what are the average temperatures using iStat Pro? and the fan speed?
Will it cause my Early 2008 MacBook 2.4Ghz 2 GB to overheat? what are the average temperatures using iStat Pro? and the fan speed?
beige matchbox macrumors 6502a May 19, 2008 #2 Considering i used to play AOE2 on a 300Mhz iBook, I think you will be just fine, even if it is running in rosetta 🙂
Considering i used to play AOE2 on a 300Mhz iBook, I think you will be just fine, even if it is running in rosetta 🙂
E EMILinator macrumors member Original poster May 19, 2008 #3 beige matchbox said: Considering i used to play AOE2 on a 300Mhz iBook, I think you will be just fine, even if it is running in rosetta 🙂 Click to expand... haha wow. so im gonna assume i will be more then fine and it will take up just as much processor power as itunes.. LOL. i wish.
beige matchbox said: Considering i used to play AOE2 on a 300Mhz iBook, I think you will be just fine, even if it is running in rosetta 🙂 Click to expand... haha wow. so im gonna assume i will be more then fine and it will take up just as much processor power as itunes.. LOL. i wish.
it5five macrumors 65816 May 20, 2008 #4 You will be fine. It runs perfect (even the giant maps with a full roster of opponents) on my 2GHz Core Duo w/ 2GB of RAM.
You will be fine. It runs perfect (even the giant maps with a full roster of opponents) on my 2GHz Core Duo w/ 2GB of RAM.
A Aegelward macrumors 6502a May 20, 2008 #5 Maybe just me, because i run my macbook with an external monitor, but AOE2 is refusing to run for me, even when i set it to run in 256 colour mode
Maybe just me, because i run my macbook with an external monitor, but AOE2 is refusing to run for me, even when i set it to run in 256 colour mode
R redsaurus macrumors newbie May 20, 2008 #6 Hold command down when launching and check the 'don't change resolution for movies' box.