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I have a Early 2011 MBP running Windows 7 x64 in boot camp. I want to adjust the gamma of the display, since things are kind of dark in Starcraft II  . I don't see an option to do this, but possibly the official ATI Catalyst drivers for the graphics card (ATI 6750M) will work. Can I just install the official drivers from ATI? This page seems to say that I can, but the Apple discussion it links to says otherwise (at least it's not as simple). Is there an easy way to do this? Or an even easier way to adjust the gamma of the display? For some reason the SC2 gamma slider doesn't adjust.
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This is a stupid question and a pretty long shot... I have a Early 2011 MacBook Pro and I am able to connect 8 bluetooth devices (PS Move controllers) at the same time. I just got a new 2015 MBP and I can only connect seven. I know that more than seven devices can be unstable, but I'm going crazy trying to make this work. I've downloaded the Hardware IO Tools for Xcode to try and use a different USB device and I actually managed to get it to work once with a Kinivo BTD-400 USB adapter, but I wasn't able to get it working again (and have been going crazy trying to figure out what I did to get it to work). If anyone has any ideas on how to get 8 devices connected at once, that would be appreciated. CoasterMaster fucked around with this message at 03:11 on Jun 22, 2015 |
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BGrifter posted:Anyone have a nice shoulder bag for the 13" MBP? Looking around at the possibilities and haven't found anything that jumps out as must have. I've been using a Timbuk2 messenger bag (the commute one) for years and it's been the best bag I've ever owned.
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