A rare weekend software update promises to cure system freezing issues in early 2009 iMacs equipped with an ATI Radeon HD 4850 graphics chipset.
It also mends problems owners have encountered which prevent the systems from waking properly from sleep when using Boot Camp, Apple says. The update requires Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later.
The company hasn't explained what has caused the problems, which have triggered lengthy discussions on Apple's support forums and, though producing different symptoms, have drawn parallels with an earlier ATI graphics freezing issue from 2007.
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Good luck iMac owners.
Dammit, when are they going to send out the update that fixes my external monitor misery with my new-release macbook pro on the dual-link DVI adaptor?!?!?!!!!?!!!
I can barely work.
-z (sorry to be turning into a troll, but I hate being unable to get work done with my $3K computer)
Dammit, when are they going to send out the update that fixes my external monitor misery with my new-release macbook pro on the dual-link DVI adaptor?!?!?!!!!?!!!
I can barely work.
-z (sorry to be turning into a troll, but I hate being unable to get work done with my $3K computer)
You spent $3,000 on an iMac?
You spent $3,000 on an iMac?
He said Macbook Pro.
I guess thats what you get for posting MacBook Pro shit in an iMac thread.....