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SL is a very mature OS whether in terms of stability or optimizations

 

I think Apple should take the time with an OS, refine it to its maximum

 

Agreed.

 

given the endless number of betas, before presenting 10.9

 

If all that betas translates to a more stable and polished system, it really doesn't bother me. Hope, for the sake of all AMD 7xxx users, this will end up in a reliable support for them.

 

Best regards!

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If all that betas translates to a more stable and polished system, it really doesn't bother me. Hope, for the sake of all AMD 7xxx users, this will end up in a reliable support for them.

 

until now we have not seen much (I talk about something more stable and polished)

 

for all the AMD 7xxx users, I think it needs to wait OS X 10.9 for a better compatibility (maybe)

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lol with 12D74 my big external usb 3.0 drive does not mount(even intiating it doesn't do anything). plugging it into 2.0 usb port still doesn't. blody these updates are shocking lately. and again this update causes spinning circles. definetly not stable enough for production yet. maybe i should of just waited for final :D too many builds, too many annoying bugs.

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My NVIDIA GT610 broke with the latest 10.8.3 12D74 update. I had been running the Official NVIDIA drivers on 10.8.2 just fine, but after updating I couldn't find a way to get them to work again, I reinstalled back to 10.8.2 and everything is great again.

On the upside I noticed that 10.8.3 correctly identifies my controllers, so there must be better support for the Intel B75 Chipset.

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My NVIDIA GT610 broke with the latest 10.8.3 12D74 update. I had been running the Official NVIDIA drivers on 10.8.2 just fine, but after updating I couldn't find a way to get them to work again, I reinstalled back to 10.8.2 and everything is great again.

On the upside I noticed that 10.8.3 correctly identifies my controllers, so there must be better support for the Intel B75 Chipset.

 

You will have to wait until 10.8.3 for new Retail drivers to come out.

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I don't get you all. Shouldn't it be a good sign that Apple releases the betas this often? This shows that they actually make good progress with the development - or at least they try to do something :D. No one forces you to install the newest build if your system runs stable.

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I don't get you all. Shouldn't it be a good sign that Apple releases the betas this often? This shows that they actually make good progress with the development - or at least they try to do something :D. No one forces you to install the newest build if your system runs stable.

 

Updates need to be quick and not take 5 months to "get done."

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I don't get you all. Shouldn't it be a good sign that Apple releases the betas this often? This shows that they actually make good progress with the development - or at least they try to do something :D. No one forces you to install the newest build if your system runs stable.

 

 

This means also they're taking 10.8.3 as a major release, and perhaps they're trying to perfectly tune all up because 10.8.3 will mark some new hardware release as well. Perhaps the Mac Pro, but maybe - and that's a big maybe here - refreshed iMacs and MacBookPros and MacBookAirs with the newest AMD graphics solutions ;)

 

Best regards!

 

P.S.: and k3nny, i think people are showing impatience here because they're all also anxious to use the said newest AMD graphics solutions with full (and official) Apple support. :D

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12D76 is a no go for me:

 

kextcache[788] <Error>: -[__NSCFData _fastCStringContents:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7f8481182da0

kextcache[788] <Error>: *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '-[__NSCFData _fastCStringContents:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7f8481182da0'
*** First throw call stack:
(
 0   CoreFoundation					  0x000000010397bb06 __exceptionPreprocess + 198
 1   libobjc.A.dylib					 0x00007fff931273f0 objc_exception_throw + 43
 2   CoreFoundation					  0x0000000103a1240a -[NSObject(NSObject) doesNotRecognizeSelector:] + 186
 3   CoreFoundation					  0x000000010396a02e ___forwarding___ + 414
 4   CoreFoundation					  0x0000000103969e18 _CF_forwarding_prep_0 + 232
 5   CoreFoundation					  0x00000001039007cd CFStringFindWithOptionsAndLocale + 541
 6   CoreFoundation					  0x000000010390a092 CFStringFind + 178
 7   kextcache						   0x00000001034cdc98 kextcache + 89240
 8   kextcache						   0x00000001034cd32b kextcache + 86827
 9   kextcache						   0x00000001034bbcef kextcache + 15599
 10  kextcache						   0x00000001034bc41c kextcache + 17436
 11  kextcache						   0x00000001034badfe kextcache + 11774
 12  kextcache						   0x00000001034b948a kextcache + 5258
 13  libdyld.dylib					   0x00007fff97bf77e1 start + 0
)

 

ReportCrash[789] <Error>: LaunchServices/5123589: Unable to lookup coreservices session port for session 0x186a0 uid=0 euid=0
eportCrash[789] <Error>: failed looking up LS service ( scCreateSystemService returned MACH_PORT_NULL, called from SetupCoreApplicationServicesCommunicationPort, so using client-side NULL calls.

Not good....

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No probs here with D76, C2D, 9600 GT, P35 Chipset

 

That's a different issue.

 

Anyway, I just hope they implement some AMD video driver enhancements soon.

Nvidia + AMD Drivers (included OpenGL framework + OpenCL) got updated - as every dev build.

Other things very minimal new content compared to D74.

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All went well with it D76/i7 2600/6870

 

Performance wise I don't really notice much difference, powering off is a bit faster now and system.log returns no more random errors related to powermanagement for me.

Sleep still works and my selfmade airport card with the ar9280 picks up networks faster and automatically after sleep now.

For me this is the most stable build so far as I can find nothing wrong at all anymore, so it seems apple really has been ironing out all these subtile issues still present in ML for once.

My dayroutine should reveal if any issues are left not immediately visible by quick testing.

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