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My I mac 24" 2.4ghz intel 2 duo with 4g RAM is 3 months old and in the last week has been progressively freezing more and more.
I have installed the latest leopard combo updates and ran disk utility to no help. I am graphic designer who is often in photoshop, flash, illustrator at the same time, although I have never had a problem prior to this. And lately its not even freezing up when I'm in these programs. It sometimes freezes when it idles and goes to sleep, sometimes when I'm in firefox, or photoshop, or even finder.. Is there anything I can do to fix it or do I need to call my warranty? Thanks |
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4 SNS / 1 / 40000000 : TAOP - 40.500 Which apple care said might be a logic board problem? Anyway know my Mac has to be out of action for five days.. I am a freelance graphic designer, so it's going to be very costly... |
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