will this be a good upgrade from a maverick?
2013104
Yes and no. It techically would be an upgrade but the yoyos are very similar in feel. I reccomend branching off of yoyos from places like this. If you feel whoever is using the maverick cant do some tricks (grind tricks specifically) with speed and accuracy, going to an actual yoyo website would be ideal. This would known as an "under $30" yoyo. Then you can move to an "under $60" yoyo. Try this website: http://yoyotricks.com/yoyo-videos/yoyo-reviews/yoyo-buyers-guide-2014-winter-spring-edition/12112/ Try the Shutter!
1639778
Yes, but it will be very slow. I would look for a computer with a I7 Quad 1.73 or faster.
1145331
Most likely, although you may be able to upgrade from older versions. Check with Quark. They are VERY sticky about upgrades.
1694543
I am using their latest driver 3.2.0 and it is listed as updated for 10.10 (Yosemite), but no update for 10.10.1 yet per their website, but I'm using the Quad with 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard). Maverick was the big problem from the reviews I read. I hope that helps you.
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This would be like upgrading from an economy car to a Ferrari. This offer a lot more options for tuning, and more compatibility with AMD processors, most all types of DDR3 memory, up to four video cards and one of the best for overclocking. This has been solid and problem free for me. Just make sure it will fit in your case (large motherboard) and you may need new AM3 CPU. And the factory HP power supplies are underpowered. Have fun with your upgrade!
1674931
Yes I upgraded to Maverick 10.9 and use Apache all the time with no problems. Easy to convert to other formats if you need to share with people that are using a different platform. I would recommend this for a low end user that needs word processing and spreadsheets without having to pay a fortune for office etc. Of course, there is a learning curve but not much. Acts like and has similar features of excel and word. Hope this helps
474152
You will be far better off doing a fresh install rather than an upgrade. Definitely worth the price difference.
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Yes, I have upgraded my Mac Mini to 8 GB and am running Mavericks. You can find the instructions to upgrade it on iFixit.com. It takes a little effort and you will need a paint scraper to get the case open. Taking off the case can be a little scary, but if you take your time, all will work out okay. Also be sure to pay close attention to the instructions regarding removing the antennas as they are quite easy to break if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. One last piece of advice, once you get the RAM installed, put it back together, but leave the case off to be sure it starts up correctly. This will save you from having to remove it again if it fails. Good luck! Yes, I have upgraded my Mac Mini to 8 GB and am running Mavericks. You can find the instructions to upgrade it on iFixit.com. It takes a little effort and you will need a paint scraper to get the case open. Taking off the case can be a little scary, but if you take your time, all will work out okay. Also be sure to pay close attention to the instructions regarding removing the antennas as they are quite easy to break if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. One last piece of advice, once you get the RAM installed, put it back together, but leave the case off to be sure it starts up... » Read More Yes, I have upgraded my Mac Mini to 8 GB and am running Mavericks. You can find the instructions to upgrade it on iFixit.com. It takes a little effort and you will need a paint scraper to get the case open. Taking off the case can be a little scary, but if you take your time, all will work out okay. Also be sure to pay close attention to the instructions regarding removing the antennas as they are quite easy to break if you don't pay attention to what you're doing. One last piece of advice, once you get the RAM installed, put it back together, but leave the case off to be sure it starts up correctly. This will save you from having to remove it again if it fails. Good luck! « Show Less
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Educated guess ... Maybe. It depends on which distribution you plan on using and how new the hardware is (as to whether or not you'll be able to find drivers yet). Bored with windows already?
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In my opinion it is not significant of an upgrade to change. The only real differences are an increase of 5 megapixels and an slightly increased shot rate. Not enough to ditch the older model. Neal
1020912
Yes, it was definitely worth the $35 upgrade. I went from a 3602 I had for four or five years and could tell an immediate difference. Do it!
61078
You can upgrade the operating system and it currently has Yosemite installed. I believe Archicad 18 is compatible with both, maverick and yosemite, but you may experience some compatibility issues. I'd recommend installing it via VMWare Fusion and running it off Windows.
2262111
Yup. I own one and it works great with my macbook pro which runs Maverick OS.
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I had a similar bad experience with installing Mavericks on a similar iMac. While the additional memory was helpful, I don't think the newer OSs are exactly compatible with legacy models; we had overheating and random shutdown issues. We eventually rolled back to Snow Leopard and it's been much better since.
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If your gaming, go with the x4 with a GPU.If not, then whatever benchmarks are higher or best deal at the time.
527531
Hello, Sorry the max ram for a white non-unibody macbook like this, is 4gb ram and this will not upgrade to Maverick. To upgrade to Maverick you will need a Macbook with the 2.13 processor or Unibody Macbook. Thanks, Nathan Betamacs
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yes it is, but i wouldnt hold that against it. it is an extreme upgrade, or at least it was for me. and the reach is pretty good, but i am sure you could go to the amazon purchase location and it will tell you how long.