MacBook Pro :: No Torrents With Sandy Bridge?

Jan 6, 2011

[URL] Don't know what to make of this. I use torrents all the time. Without getting into the legal implications or torrenting, can we have a discussion as to what this means for P2P or Torrent downloads?

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MacBook Pro :: Replace Sandy Bridge I5 With Ivy Bridge I5?

Apr 11, 2012

Could I upgrade my late 2011 MBP from its Sandy Bridge i5 to the newer Ivy Bridge i5 when it is released?

Info:MacBook Pro (13-inch Late 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3)

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MacBook Pro :: Sandy Bridge To Get USB 3.0?

Sep 29, 2010

Fudzilla reports that Intel has confirmed that Intel 6 chipset will natively support USB 3.0. Yes, both, mobile and desktop chipsets. Still unsure whether all chipsets or just some of them will support USB 3.0.

I would like to add that it's not 100% sure since Fudzilla didn't show any concrete evidence but they usually know their stuff. At least we have hope now

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MacBook Pro :: Using Sandy Bridge?

Jan 6, 2011

So I've seen way to many "should I upgrade now or wait" threads, but I've been out of the tech "loop" for a while, and I would just like to ask weather its worth it to wait for the new mbp if it has sandybridge with it.

So I will be going to college soon, and I'm going to be taking some film courses, and I do photoshop work and premier work with a bit of after effects. Would anyone be able to tell me weather the sandy bridge will be able to handle this better than the current cpu's or are the current cpu's going to preform better? I can wait if I have to for the new ones, but I'm currently on a $300 netbook right now, I just sold my i7 gaming/media windows computer for money to buy my macbook. I'm switching to mac for good, I'm getting sick with windows.

I'm going to wait for the 2011 mbp announcement before I make any final decisions though. I don't want to buy a current mbp if the 2011's have some crazy good upgrade and I miss out.

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MacBook Pro :: Finding Sandy Bridge?

Oct 18, 2010

I am currently at University studying animation. I use programmes such as Adobe Flash and photoshop. When I get a MBP I will be using it for those programmes, Microsoft office, watching tv shows and movies, football manager, music and internet browsing.

Now from what I understand of the intel processors the current i3, i5 and i7 are already very good. My question is do I really need to wait until SB to do the things I want?

I currently use a desktop dual core and it is slow for what I do but I can cope.

I'm thinking of 13" i3 MBP but if you guys really think I would need better I probably will go for the 15" i5.

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MacBook Pro :: Downloading Sandy Bridge?

Oct 21, 2010

downloading Sandy Bridge?

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MacBook Pro :: Sandy Bridge & OS X - Disappointing?

Jan 5, 2011

Something to chew for the tech experts here: [URL]

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MacBook Pro :: Current I7 Or Sandy Bridge I5

Jan 6, 2011

Assuming that the next Macbook Pro revision includes a Sandy Bridge i5, will the Sandy Bridge i5 be more powerful than the current 2.66 i7 included in the 15" Model?

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MacBook Pro :: AMD Versus Intel Sandy Bridge Igp

Sep 14, 2010

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AMD IGP is twice as fast in games.

In HTML 5.0 benchmark, AMD is 10 times faster.

Interesting to consider for the MBP 13 next year if the cpu is faster than the C2D.

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MacBook Pro :: Sandy Bridge MBP Is Dual Cores?

Dec 14, 2010

The Sandy Bridge version of MacbookPro's isn't likely to use the quad core version but instead a dual core version with hyper-threading much like the existing lineup offers.According to current Sandy Bridge listings:

[URL]Sandy_B...ile_processors the quad core Sandy Bridge mobile CPU is 45W TDP while the current i7 processor used in MBPs today is only 35W.

Due to size constraints and Apple's push to have 8+ hours of battery life they will be incapable of continuing to offering 8 or more battery hours if the switch to Sandy Bridge 45W quad cores is chosen.

The current 35W offering of Sandy Bridge is only a dual core with hyper-threading. There's still expected to be some improvement in performance as early benchmarks by Anandtech are showing a 10-30% performance boost per core on the desktop variants.

MBP 13" and regular Macbooks should see the switch to Sandy Bridge dual cores due the the integrated IntelHD 200 graphics(which appears to be on par with an ATI 5450) eliminating the need for a discreet Nvidia 320M in lower end models.

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MacBook Pro :: MBP 2011 Ivy Versus Sandy Bridge

Dec 29, 2010

I am unsure weather to buy now or wait for the 2011 MBP. I have heard rumours around new MBP 2011 coming out Q1 2011. Do you guys think that they apple would rather wait for Ivy Bridge and rather launch in Q3/4 2011 and go for the christmas spike in sales. this also corresponds with they financial reporting period

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MacBook Pro :: Does The 13" Early 2011 Have Sandy Bridge

Apr 2, 2012

I have the Early 2011 Macbook Pro 13" with an Intel i5 Processor. Some of my friends told me that only the Intel i7 Processor Macbook Pros have the new Sandy Bridge processor. Are they correct because the base model is the only Macbook Pro in the line to have an i5 Processor.

Info:
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)

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Mac Pro :: Sandy Bridge Upgrade?

Oct 8, 2010

Does anyone know the status on "Sandy Bridge" with regards to it being utilized in future Mac Pro's? I ask as I just sold my 2008 2.8 8 Core and am considering a 2010 8 Core Westmere. However I can live without a system, so if in 5-6 months Sandy Bridge appears in the Mac Pro, and it's worth the wait, I'm for it.

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IMac :: What Is Sandy Bridge?

Dec 31, 2010

I am waiting for next iMac generation and not beacause I am playing waiting game - just can't afford one at the moment.

I am browsing this and few others forums to find an answer what we will see in next generation iMacs and I can see that most probably it would be Sandy Bridge CPUs.

Could someone exaplain me what is Sandy Bridge? What will be difference between it and current technology from normal end user perspective

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Mac Pro :: Bit Of Sandy Bridge Info

Jan 5, 2011

here is a link to apple insider about sandy bridge

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seems they may be ahead of schedule

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MacBook Pro :: I7 Sandy Bridge With Optibay Harddrive Is Running Slow In Diablo 3 In Low Setting

May 21, 2012

I been noticing my MacBook pro getting very slow in games like diablo 3 and Starcraft. This MacBook pro was bought a year ago. It is running i7 sandy bridge with a 128 Ssd. I did install optibay with a monetux xt hard drive in it.It could run ultra setting on Starcraft no problem and is very smooth when I first got it. Lately I got diablo 3, and it gets very slow. I had to change all the graphics setting to low. It is not slow in the beginning, but it gets very slow after a while. It is like slow motion!!! Even when is low, it is still very laggy in game. I tried to repair the disk and clean up the laptop with onyx and still doing the same thing. I even try to reboot when is slow, but same thing after I reboot. I guess the MBP still hot.

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MacBook Pro :: MacBook Pro Sandy Bridge

Oct 17, 2010

What is Sandy Bridge. I have seen a few people talk about the update of the next MacBook Pro to hopefully have Sandy Bridge.

Give as much details to this as you can. I'd like to know what it is.

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MacBook :: Slow Downloading Speed On Torrents

May 26, 2009

im having a problem with really slow download speeds on utorrent.ive only just started using my mac for downloading torrents since my PC died, and im only getting about 6kbs from anything i try to download, my PC was connected to my router (BT Home Hub) through an ethernet cable, and it worked fine, so all i can think of its my Airport blocking access to Utorrent.

i read up on something called port fowarding, but i want to be sure about what im doing before i start poking around my mac

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MacBook :: Installing Transmission To Download Torrents - Is It Safe

Apr 21, 2009

guys i was thinking of installing transmission because i need a program for downloading torrents. is it safe enough ?

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MacBook Pro :: Can't Find Torrents Downloader After Shutdown / Start Up

May 1, 2012

This already happened twice. I installed torrent downloader, downloaded a movie then turned off my macpro so I can continue the download the next day. However, every time I start my macpro, I can't find the torrent downloader anymore. Is is being deleted automatically my OS? I tried to search everywhere - apps, docs, downloads etc.

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MacBook Pro

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MacBook :: Not Downloading Music Using Torrents - Startup Disk Full

Mar 23, 2009

i am trying to download some music using torrents, but the download stops every 20 seconds, telling me the startup disk is almost full, but when i check my harddisk, i got like 96 gb free, so is there something wrong with my computer or am i just using a corrupt torrent file or something?

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OS X :: Can't Download Torrents Anymore?

Feb 8, 2007

Using transmission and an old airport extreme. All of a sudden I can't download any torrents at all. I didn't change any settings or anything. I have tried changing the port mapping to different various ports and none of those made it work. My original port which worked was 31337 I have tried 4040, 6984, and 6999; none of those new ports made any difference.

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OS X :: Wants To Know About Ports, Torrents, And Transmission?

Oct 2, 2009

Basically, I want to know -- what is a port?

Sorry for the stupid question, but I looked and I couldn't find anything that explains it to me. I looked in the Network settings, and couldn't find it...

Basically, I am trying to troubleshoot a slow Transmission torrent download, and the one thing I can't do is 'check the ports' -- because I don't even know what that means.

I have a MBP and am running OS 10.4.11...

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OS X :: Torrents Are Incredibly Slow In Leopard

Nov 17, 2008

I have a torrent going that is being saved to a FAT32 partition (so I can get to it from windows easily) and it is downloading ungodly slow on leopard. It has a few hundred seeders but I cant get download speeds over 20k/s and most of the time it is just uploading and not downloading at all. My ports are forwarded properly so that isnt the issue. When I boot into vista, however, my speeds are much better. I was seeding at 20k/s and downloading at 130+k/s. What would make it so much slower on leo?

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OS X :: Use Transmission For Downloading Torrents And Port Forwarding

Feb 13, 2010

I use Transmission for downloading torrents and it's been going really slowly lately and I can't figure out why. When I check on Transmission it says that it's using port 51413, as per the picture below. So I go into my BT Homehub set up page and set up an application sharing option for Transmission like so: I have this forwarded to the MAC address of my Airport card. Am I doing something wrong here? Right now I'm downloading something and I'm apparently using 15 of 23 peers and it's going at 3.0 KB/s....

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Applications :: Installed Transmission But The Torrents Never Start Downloading?

Apr 28, 2009

i installed transmission but the torrents never start downloading ?!?! they just stay there on 0%!?

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Software :: Infected With Fake Trojan From Demonoid Torrents?

May 24, 2009

I have DL much stuff from torrents. ALL of my DLs are infected with a trojan purporting to be from Demonoid. Pirate Bay warns about. How do I get rid of this thing? I'm running Norton Internet Security & MacScan on a MacBook 4.1, Intel 2.4 GHz 2 GB RAM, yet it persists.

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OS X :: How To Use Macbook As Network Bridge For Pvr

Sep 9, 2010

Not sure if this is the right place but I have my Humax HDR T2(a pvr) connected to my macbook via ethernet as my laptop is next to my tv and thats not on the same floor as the router. Before I got the wireless adapter for my xbox I was doing the same setup and using my macbook as a bridge which worked well but the T2 is saying network disconnected. It is showing up all the settings from the network apart from gateway address. On my mac its saying the "ethernet has a self assigned IP so an internet connection will not be possible".

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MacBook Pro :: How To Run CS4 Bridge On Second Monitor

Jan 4, 2010

MBP and cinema and CS4 bridge will not work.I have tried everthing, it just hangs up on my cinema display.every other program works on it.

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MacBook Pro :: Setting Up Wireless Bridge?

Nov 29, 2010

I would like to know how to connect to multiple networks from the same router. For instance, I have on uncapped shaped account and one capped unshaped account. So i use the shaped account for gaming and the uncapped for torrents.

on my old windows, I would have to connect tot the router and from there connect to one of the internet accounts. However, on my mac it just connects to the router but cannot choose which ISP I want.

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