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I know Firefox has a slight issue with the way it handles RAM, so does Chrome, it has to do with the add-ons and how the unused RAM gets returned for using for another program. I have never seen/felt a computer get this hot before. However, when I play games (like BioShock, Sims etc) Mac just heats up immensly and fans kick in.
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The systems heat up is as normal as that of a PC while running on its normal situation. During the normal usuage the fans don't make a noise (even with multiple apps that are not burden on the RAM). Also happened with Safari a couple of times.īut my main concern and query is the point no. I have noticed this is usually when Firefox is running in the background. Occassionally it freezes up when more then one apps are running.
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I recently bought MacBook Pro (15 inch, 2.2 GHz, late 2011, OS X Lion) and also I am new to Mac. So I am going to put my case a new, although I believe the answers are going to be the same as on other similar discussions. But none of the discussions has satisfied my the concerns I have with my system. Unfortunately it seems as if the site is down at the moment, but you can access the cached version here.I know the heating up issue has been raised several times all over the internet.
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To learn more about the project, you can read the developer’s full blog post on his website.
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Giovanni was created with the help of the latest Apple Watch Series 2 hardware, so it no doubt runs a lot better there than it does on the original Apple Watch. I successfully loaded Giovanni on my Apple Watch Series 0, but as you can probably imagine, the anemic hardware severely hampered the experience. He’s hoping for better graphics support and other improvements that could make for a better framerate and overall gameplay experience. If you like emulators, I open sourced a Game Boy emulator for the Apple Watch, and wrote about it here! #pokemon /pKwLLEmfnJĪs of now Giovanni has been prototyped as a proof of concept showing that it is possible to bring Game Boy games, however limited, to the Apple Watch. O’Flaherty-Chan hopes to revisit his emulator upon the release of watchOS 4. Granted, the control scheme isn’t the most ideal, but given the limited real estate and input options on Apple Watch, it makes sense.
The remaining space was dedicated to extremely tiny Start and Select buttons. Left and right movements are accomplished by swiping on the screen, and A and B buttons by tapping the screen. One of the most challenging aspects of making Giovanni a reality was addressing the limited input options offered by Apple Watch. O’Flaherty-Chan decided that it was necessary to enlist the Digital Crown for up and down movements. As you might expect, being a prototype it can be a bit slow and sluggish, but it’s still an impressive feat when you consider the limited nature of the Apple Watch hardware and software. The emulator, named Giovanni after a Pokémon villain, is open source and available for developers to explore on GitHub.
Developer Gabriel O’Flaherty-Chan’s prototype Game Boy emulator is looking to help the cause by making a library of Nintendo games available on Apple Watch.
If you’ve checked the App Store lately via the Apple Watch app, then you’re likely aware of how limited the gaming library is on watchOS.
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