morphsci

I am very pluralistic when it comes to sausage.

[Homer]Mmmmm goat cheese[/Homer]

Happy Birthday, Juan!

Happy Birthday, Jeff!

A belated Happy Birthday, Alex!

When I first received the iMac, it did look a little big. Now my 24 inch monitor at home seems too small.

This may be of interest to the photo graphers on HC.

How germane.

Happy Birthday, JP!

I believe they do run continuously at their lowest speed (1200 RPM) but I could be wrong.

My iMac is very quiet. I also use TG Pro to monitor temperature and fan speed.

Never really noticed, but then again my office is not quiet. I will check tomorrow.

Pay no attention to these guys, Happy Birthday, Dinny!

Have to agree that the Zebra F-701 with the Fisher refill mod is quite the nice pen for the price.

I miss my A300CR.

Happy Birthday, Mikey!

Happy Birthday, Chris!

Yep, that is why I went with the 16 Gb memory. My experience with Apple computers when bought new is that the first memory upgrade is price competitive but maxed memory is not. I am sure there are exceptions. Plus I hate wasting my drinking time having to sell shit.

I am currently running my former 16Gb iMac with an additional 16Gb of Crucial Ram. It works the same as before the upgrade, well except for the fact that my R code runs faster. It is the latest non retina version with an i7 and the NVIDIA 775M.

in my experience that is an urban myth, but I always use Crucial for my upgrades. Not always the cheapest, but has always worked for me.

Replaced the nonfunctional HD in our 20" imac with an SSD. Now installing the OS, just happy there were no parts left over after I put it all back together.

You're getting the 27" correct? In that case I would go with the 16Gb as two 8gb sticks. Then when you go to 32gb (because you know you will) you just need to get two more 8Gb sticks. I would also go with the i7 because Head-Case.

Do people still use Windows computers? How quaint.

I wasn't commenting on which looks better just that I like the look of that one as I am a big fan of Wenge.

Nice Rack!