[Crimson]

Just a heads up for those running Leopard. Once installed, there is a further graphics update.

[Woodsea]

Just in time!  I am getting my copy today.  This does take care of the Wifi problem, I hope.

[Crimson]

Just in time!  I am getting my copy today.  This does take care of the Wifi problem, I hope.

I never had any issues, but per Apple:

AirPort

    * Improves connection reliability and stability
    * Includes 802.1X improvements.
    * Resolves certain kernel panics.

More info here.

[Tubo]

Just a heads up for those running Leopard. Once installed, there is a further graphics update.

thanks for the heads up. In addition, there is an iLife update.

[Levi]

I have the 9C31 build.  It also comes with keyboard firmware upgrade.  No issues on my MacBookPro.  So far so good!

[Levi]

It looks like the video is more responsive.   Maybe I just want to feel it. 

Placebo effect?  Can someone confirm!

[Crimson]

It looks like the video is more responsive.   Maybe I just want to feel it. 

Placebo effect?  Can someone confirm!

I may be wrong, but I think the 'graphics' upgrade had more to do with tweakability of the interface (eg. translucent menu bar) than performance. Personally, I haven't noticed any performance enhancements.

[Levi]

Thanks.  I checked my system preferences and nothing new there.  Hmmm...my graphics card...


  Chipset Model:   GeForce 8600M GT
  Type:   Display
  Bus:   PCIe
  PCIe Lane Width:   x16
  VRAM (Total):   256 MB
  Vendor:   NVIDIA (0x10de)
  Device ID:   0x0407
  Revision ID:   0x00a1
  ROM Revision:   3175

[Crimson]

Off the top of my head: the Desktop Preferences has been modified, and the stacks menus have changed.

[dB Cooper]

One of the biggies imho is the option to disable the ill-conceived translucent menu bar. Also the dropdown menus are less translucent. Both of these changes improve legibility of key interface elements. I disabled the eye-candy 3D dock the day I installed 10.5.