RyanSmithAT: Apple's current GPU architecture offers 128 FP32 ALUs per "core", which is similar to….RyanSmithAT: An NVIDIA CUDA core is 1 FP32 ALU, not 1/32 of an ALU.RyanSmithAT: Isn't it 2 external displays + 1 internal display?.andreif7: The Windows high core count GB issue is a memory allocator problem, John, has acknowle….andreif7: People still misrepresent/misunderstand the AMD 元 issue.andreif7: AIDA doesn't have a clue about where the 元 is.IanCutress: Single 32-core machine with two Optane drives is running two of these consecutively, so about 10 TB of plots day.IanCutress: Cheaper to build new containers in China right now, probably.
#Support office for mac 2011 how to
IanCutress: Good thread on how to fix the crisis at ports.IanCutress: Because they put containers full of stuff back on the ships going to China.The Office for Mac 2011 14.2.4 update should now be available via Microsoft AutoUpdate, or you can manually download it from here. But overall, this is still an order of magnitude improvement over the non-Retina version and finally makes Office for Mac 2011 usable on an rMBP. Update: I just installed the update on my rMBP, and while the basic UI and text looks crisp, there are still several UI elements (such as previews), icons and images that have not been upscaled. In addition, the update features several bug fixes and improvements for Outlook 2011 as well. Owners of the rMBP can now enjoy a crisp UI and sharp text and finally get back to being productive on their notebooks. Well today, Microsoft has released an update to Office for Mac 2011 (14.2.4) that finally adds support for the Retina display across the suite. Up until now, Outlook 2011 was the only app that had support for the Retina display.
Since the launch of the MacBook Pro with Retina display in June, Microsoft had announced full compatibility of Office for Mac 2011 with Mountain Lion, but had neither confirmed, nor denied the possibility of a future update to the suite to fully support the Retina display.
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