the only thing i've noticed so far is in safari, when using top sites page and clicking on one, before the site fully loads there'll be a blank page with vertical banding. i can't tell if this is a 'feature' or glitch lol
Started Uni now to, so if my macbook breaks I'm not sure I can afford a new mac🙁 I dont want to use a Acer.
the only thing i've noticed so far is in safari, when using top sites page and clicking on one, before the site fully loads there'll be a blank page with vertical banding. i can't tell if this is a 'feature' or glitch lol
I have an old MacBook with built in chipset GMA X3100 it's called.
I have not got this in 10.6.1 yet but I haven't used my computer all to much on 10.6.1 yet, so we will see.
Yes, the infamous GMA 3100--notorious for sucking ass as a GPU (in some instances, it can even behave as a graphics decellerator, giving worse performance in video apps than CPU-only decoding).
One thing that you might try is enabling QuartzGL (search the tubes for the 'Quartz Debug.app' force-quit procedure). It may sound crazy, as this often caused graphical anomalies in 10.4 and 10.5, but it helped smooth the glitchy graphics on a system of mine with an old GMA 950. However, if you opt for this solution, it is important to selectively disable QuartzGL for the Dashboard app. In order to do this, you need to add a parameter to the Info.plist of Dashboard.app. So open the Dashboard.app enclosing folder, then Info.plist, click "Add Sibling;" then rename the new parameter "QuartzGLEnable," switch the type to boolean and set the value to "No."
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if you want try it......shut down computer. remove all ext connections. flip it over and take out the battery. flip it back over and hold down the power button for at least ten seconds. replace battery and restart.
apparently holding down the power button completely drains residue charges and resets whatever-the-hell it is in there. lol