A few people reporting such glitches on 13" models makes me hopeful that it's "just" a software issue.
That is exactly what I have been thinking.
A few people reporting such glitches on 13" models makes me hopeful that it's "just" a software issue.
If that's the case, Could you run a diagnostic tool and try to fix it?I spoke with an engineer and he thought it might have to do with the RAM since corruption is occurring even after switching between GPUs. I'm also getting CPU faults now which leads me to think it's not isolated to the Radeon GPU.
I am having some issues myself, but they seem different from what everyone else is posting (in the videos, and so on). When I swipe to move from one space to another, I often have windows with terrible artifacts. This has happened to Safari, Finder, Messages, and Preview. Notably, I have used Photoshop a lot and haven't seen the issue occur with Photoshop itself, but it does occur with other apps both while using and while not using Photoshop.
I have a 15" 2.9 GHz i7, 16GB RAM, Radeon Pro 460 dGPU / Intel 530 integrated. Screenshots attached. Anyone else seeing this particular scenario?
View attachment 674344 I'm having issues with my 13 book gut last night.
Does anyone who is affected by this happen to also have Bootcamp/Windows 10 installed? Would be interesting if there are also problems under Windows. If not, this may indeed be a pure OSX software/driver issue.
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If it is a software problem, how come some laptops have it and others don't?
All YouTube reviews did not mention this, given that all hardware is the same, I am guessing its a quality control issue.
Agreed!! Are they scared of upsetting Apple or something?
If it is a software problem, how come some laptops have it and others don't?
So please, is there someone out there who is objective and can speculate or point out numbers and quotes for general?
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450 owner (baseline) just experienced the problem. Found restarting multiple times and returning MacBook Pro to power seems to quieten down the flickering. It's gone for now. My event was triggered by performing routine edits in Aperture (albeit in battery mode). Have video (taken in slow-mo) if anyone is interested……
I cant remember from where i read it but couple days ago someone who were testing 15" mbp say that he never saw any issue in windows. All graph-issues happened in osx.
That was me, haven't tried boot camp in full yet because I was getting weird **** with the SMC controller and it was starting to approach the thermal limits of the CPU/GPU on several occasions.
I couldn't tell if my normal list of programs weren't calibrated right or if it really ran that hot.
I decided it wasn't worth the risk
Ah my bad but for the record bootcamp is a total ******** with thesenot on MR... it was a review article on net =}