Snow Leopard only supports Intel-based Macs. PowerPC Macs need not apply.
64-bit Snow Leopard requires 64-bit EFI, and many pre-2007 Macs have only a 32-bit EFI. You can check your Mac (and help me fix my table) by typing “ioreg -l -p IODeviceTree | grep firmware-abi” in a Terminal window. If it says “EFI64″, your system is capable of running 64-bit Snow Leopard. But Snow Leopard defaults to 32-bit mode on ALL Macs other than the Xserve at this point, and no one is sure why!
Grand Central Dispatch requires a multi-core CPU. This eliminates the original base-model 2006 Mac Mini, since it used a single-core CPU.
OpenCL requires newer Nvidia or the ATI graphics chips. This leaves out many pre-2008 models and some iMac and Mac Pro configurations. Check Apple’s list if you’re not sure.
QuickTime H.264 Hardware Acceleration only works with the Nvidia 9400M chipset. This leaves out many pre-2008 machines and even the latest Mac Pros, though they probably have enough horsepower |
Brutte notizie per i Mac User: lo Snow Leopard funziona a macchia di leopardo!
Cioè: qui sì, là no, lì forse...
Chi ha comprato un Mac qualsiasi l'anno scorso, è molto probabilmente nei guai.
La notizia più tragicomica è il supporto 64 bit, che c'è ma...
...ma Snow Leopard, per default, parte ancora a 32 bit!!! Vergogna!
clipped from blogs.zdnet.com
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PS. Sapevi che photoshop CS3 non funziona su Snow ?
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/files/Adobe-SnowLeopard_FAQ.pdf
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