Prior to this update when you changed volume or brightness that graphic had these off looking contrasting colored square edges instead of the monochrome curved edges you see in that screen shot.
Ok. Thanks.
Prior to this update when you changed volume or brightness that graphic had these off looking contrasting colored square edges instead of the monochrome curved edges you see in that screen shot.
I may have missed it - but I didn't see any evidence of firmware being updated.
Any way to check that it's been done?
Control key mouse scroll zooming is working fast and normal for me again after this update.
does it included updated graphics drivers for Nvidia and Intel 4000 HD?
Hope this fixes general UI lag and choppiness with rMBPs
About This Mac is much speedier. Silky smooth at 60 fps now
I may have missed it - but I didn't see any evidence of firmware being updated.
Any way to check that it's been done?
Hmm, why am I not seeing "Fixes issue that causes your £2500 computer with highest end specs to run a little bit slower than your Windows 95 PC from 1999" in the list of fixes?
Pacifist shows this:
This download is taking me 4 hours. Why???
Works pretty fast for me, it downloaded within minutes. Then again, I have gigabit with fiber connection
my MBP and iMac running perfectly. fastest computers ive ever had the pleasure of using.
maybe yours is broken?
Thanks - however, I'm looking for evidence that my mac is actually updated (I'm travelling to some interesting places soon and it may be out of my control at some of the border checkpoints.
About this Mac shows (in the hardware root):
Boot ROM Version: MBP91.00D3.B08
SMC Version (system): 2.2f44
As far as I know a firmware update needs a restart, at least all of my firmware updates on my Macs restarted, so, I guess it didn't really update, or the process is different than it used to be, unlikely though.
My Boot Rom version and SMC are different than yours, but I am on a Mini.
Boot ROM Version: MM61.0106.B03
SMC Version (system): 2.7f0
I will restart now, see if that changes the versions, sadly I didn't check before running the Firmware Updater.
List the wifi router that serves your DHCP connection.
Strange, mine is showing 436 MB for (late) 2010 Macbook Air and btw. really slow downloads speeds at the moment...
Here's hoping my iMac stops randomly dropping its WiFi connection with this update.
It runs fast most of the time, but after heavy use (I mean working on multiple 6GB Photoshop files simultaneously for 8 hours) it becomes slow and STAYS slow until I restart. I can quit Photoshop and do whatever I want, but it won't return to normal until I reboot. 16 GB RAM and Late 2013 rMBP, 15 inch with discreet graphics. It smells like a memory leak to me though those aren't very common and should have been fixed...
Took me 4mins...
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I have slow old 100Mbit cable but it downloaded at the same speed as you
Yea the new Photos app is what I'm talking about. That's definitely at the top of my wish list right now.