OS 10.5 - Half a second to slightly over one second for folder items to display?

Guinness83 · Guinness83 #1 (**permalink**)

07-28-2009, 02:39 AM

I the latest Macbook pro, entry level 15'' (4 gigs of ram 5700rpm hd), I've noticed that when opening folders, it takes around half a second to over a full second for items within the folder to appear. This is my first mac so i don't have any other OS or hardware specs to compare it to but i was just wondering if this was normal for all macs or if this has anything to do with my macbook having the 5700rpm hd as opposed to the 7200rpm one.

CrimsonRequiem · CrimsonRequiem #2 (**permalink**)

07-28-2009, 03:30 AM

There is no such thing as a 5700RPM HDD. It's 5400.

Guinness83 · Guinness83 #3 (**permalink**)

07-28-2009, 07:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrimsonRequiem

There is no such thing as a 5700RPM HDD. It's 5400.

then i guess that's what i meant

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OS 10.5 - Half a second to slightly over one second for folder items to display?

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Guinness83 #1 (permalink)
Member Since: Jun 19, 2009 Posts: 30	07-28-2009, 02:39 AM I the latest Macbook pro, entry level 15'' (4 gigs of ram 5700rpm hd), I've noticed that when opening folders, it takes around half a second to over a full second for items within the folder to appear. This is my first mac so i don't have any other OS or hardware specs to compare it to but i was just wondering if this was normal for all macs or if this has anything to do with my macbook having the 5700rpm hd as opposed to the 7200rpm one.
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CrimsonRequiem #2 (permalink)
Inactive Staff Member Since: Jul 24, 2008 Posts: 5,956 Mac Specs: MBP 2.3 Ghz 4GB RAM 860 GB SSD, iMac 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7 32GB RAM, Fusion Drive 1TB	07-28-2009, 03:30 AM There is no such thing as a 5700RPM HDD. It's 5400.
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