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On the other hand, my ASUS tablet I bought over two years ago, the first generation of its kind, still works as well as it did then, which is pretty damn good,
by Iftheshoefits 13y ago
On the other hand, my ASUS tablet I bought over two years ago, the first generation of its kind, still works as well as it did then, which is pretty damn good, while the macbook pro I was inflicted with for work crashes regularly (as in "spinning rainbow/beachball of doom my screen is frozen I have to hard-reset" crashes). But that sleek aluminum case sure looks nice (to some--to me it looks a bit like its trying too hard to be some kind of futuristic/industrial hybrid).
I have got some news for you: the quality of parts in your Apple products isn't significantly better than those in its competitors, because they are from the same sources over in east Asia.
- stcredzero 13y agoIf your MacBook Pro has less than 8 GB RAM, I'd upgrade. Also, your hard drive may be about to crash.
- Bud 13y agoUh, that's not a crash. That's a sign you need to either do your spring cleaning better, or take it to your IT guy and find out what's hanging. My first guess: your disk is nearly full. This will choke any machine.
- vacri 13y agoIf your computer freezes, it's a crash, regardless of the underlying reason. The computer is no longer responding properly. Something has broken. It might be reasonable that it has broken, like an aged drive that needs replacing, but it's still broken/crashed/whathaveyou. Disk being nearly full choking any machine? No. Stopping some things from working properly if they want to write new files maybe, but it shouldn't make your operating system unresponsive. If a writable drive was required to run a responsive OS, you wouldn't be able to do neat tricks like read-only mounted linux desktops.