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In my experience, not exactly. I had a hard drive failure and one kernal panic on my old Powerbook G4. How about you? |
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Actually for me it never crashes. The only time my computer crashes is when I'm using a high end program like GameSalad, and when I do something wrong it crashes. So I figure for me it's more of a user issue rather than a hardware issue. |
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Yes, I've had Macs crash on me thousands of times. The worse OS I used was Mac OS 9.0.x.. crashed every 5 minutes. |
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Yes, especially when OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard first came out. It crashed every hour or so. |
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Yes, and the fact that it crashed more than my windows machine at the time made me never go back to a Mac system. |
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My Mac has crashed many times and it isn't uncommon for it to happen. I've had it crash while updating and rendering video and sometimes even for flash issues. |
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Surprisingly, no. I've never had a kernel panic or complete meltdown yet. It's frozen and caused me to restart, but nothing drastic. |
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Really...a lot of no's. Interesting, yes it has crashed or locked up more than once |
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My Mac has only crashed/froze/locked up when I was running Flash, it was a daily occurrence on my Powermac G4 MDD, but this doesn't happen on my iMac. Or it hasn't happened yet. I just can't wait until Flash is a term that is no longer used (even if this doesn't happen in my lifetime). |
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Yes three times actually when I was doing a lot of CPU intensive stuff like edited a movie and running an OS with parallels in the background |
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I've had apps crash, but my Mac Pro has never had a kernel panic occur. |
