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rs2sensen


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Your Mac's Specs
1.67 Ghz 17" PB w/1 GB Ram; 400 MHz PM G4, 366Mhz iBook Firewire, Nano 4GB Black
I'm looking at the code for the M-F.com Widget, trying to get it's ram usage down. I need some information though to see if this is a widespread problem. Please post the following information as I am about to do. Please, only post this information. If you have anything else, post it here: http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21579

Mac Type: 17" 1.67 Ghz Powerbook
OS X Version: 10.4.2
Mac Forums Real Memory: 10.47 MB
Mac Forums Virtual Memory: 227.70 MB
Total Installed Ram: 1024 MB
Total Virtual Memory: 7.56 GB
Hard Drive: 100 GB
Started Widget Approximately: 10 minutes ago
Wired/Active/Inactive/Free Ram: 107/231/405/290
# Of Widgets Running: 2

All of this information can be found by going to Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor. OS X Version can be found by going to the Apple Menu/About this Mac. Ram will vary at a rapid rate, just take an approx.

OR, You can just post a screenshot of the activity viewer. But make sure to say what Version of OS X.

Thanks!
 

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