How quiet are your iMacs? (New 2012 ones)
Mate I can't even hear mine run at all. It's like it isn't even on.
What kind of environment are you in? I cant understand people who says their iMac is quiet. Either those people doesn't hear so good or their environment is loud because i can hear my iMac clearly when its idling in a complete quiet room.
Could you record it? I have nothing to compare with so maybe my iMac is loud, i dont know.
Could you record it? I have nothing to compare with so maybe my iMac is loud, i dont know.
What kind of environment are you in? I cant understand people who says their iMac is quiet. Either those people dont hear so good or their environment is loud because i can hear my iMac clearly when its runnig in a complete quiet room.
My setup is 27" i7 with Fusion Drive. I think the fan is quite "loud" when sitting in front of it in a quiet room. And the fan is running at normal speed, ~1200 rpm
Minor update.
iMac is nothing short of amazing! Still have to get used the OS because of Windows habits, but i like it so far. It's the little things compared to Windows I like about it like moving folders and see the progress of each individual folder. Simple things that make life easier.
No need to kill background processes. No more Latencymon or DSP Spikechecker when using Logic. Audio is running smooth! Finally I can make music without fixing the damn computer all the time because of conflicts and what not.
The iMac is booting from an external Samsung SSD with the Seagate Thunderbolt adapter. I'm not noticing any differences compared to internal drive. Next to that a smaller SSD via USB3. The internal drive I now use for Timemachine and maybe Carbon Copy Cloner. Cloning was a breeze compared to PC. 6 Hours compared to less then 20 minutes with CCC. Incredible!
I should have done this sooner. I was totally against Apple and their overpriced products, but it all changed since the Iphone4. Realy glad I bought the iMac. Even the fan sounds relaxing when pushed at max rpm with SMCFancontrol.
Thanks to the forum for the info in setting up the iMac.
Once you get sick of Finder (you can't even cut and paste...), be sure to download Path Finder (there's a free trial). I can't imagine not using it...
… uuuhhhhmm, CMD+C - CMD+Option+V anyone? Cut and paste? You have to have Mountain Lion though.
I had no idea you could do that.Probably because you can't do it from the "Edit" menu, and unless you're a nerd you'd have NO idea you could even do it at all.
In any case, very awkward commands. No idea why Apple didn't make it CMD+X, CMD+V, like it is in Path Finder/Windows. And in PF you can right click, hit "cut", right click, hit "paste." Or do it from the Edit menu etc. And you can customize the right click menu. Oh but don't let me get too involved in its awesomeness.
Path Finder is still a zillion times better than Finder. I was listing one minor example.![]()
How quiet are your iMacs? (New 2012 ones)