On 3/27/01 11:42 AM, "Mat Rice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 3/27/01 11:43 AM, Bruce Gerson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Add more RAM and lower the memory allocation for Entourage to 8192KB (it
>> probably doesn't need as much as you've allocated unless you're running some
>> kind of mail archiver). I had a similar (although not as severe) problem
>> when I first received my TiPB which came with 128MB RAM. As soon as I
>> upgraded the RAM to 512MB, any slowness I experienced disappeared. In spite
>> of OS X's Virtual Memory schemes, OS X likes as much RAM as you can give it
>> and seems to be less critical of the processor. A 350MHz B&W G3 with 768MB
>> was MUCH faster for all Classic tasks than the 500MHz PB when it had 128MB.
>>
>> Bruce
>
> I'm going to do just that. However, all other net tasks under classic work
> fine (Netscape, iCab, various newsreaders).
FWIW, I just received X today and once Classic is up and running Erage opens
FASTER in Classic than if I had booted in 9.1 (true! I timed it) and runs
just peachy. I can't find any speed differences.
Completely tangential, however, for whatever reason iTunesX and IE for X are
very slow to open, but run fine after that.
Going between Classic and X is a bit disorienting though... and sometimes
all sounds for Erage are *lost* (off) within Classic. Other times I get the
warning beeps fine, now matter what program I am in. One thing I don't like:
no way to tell what program just beeped at me, or am I missing something.
Cb
cbrady @ tulane.edu
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