K64Enabler
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Enable/disable the 64-bit kernel of Mac OS X 10.6.   Free
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K64Enabler lets you enable/disable the 64-bit kernel of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard (which Apple disabled by default on non-server configurations). You can benefit from increased speed by using this latest technology.
Requirements
  • Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.6 or later
  • K64 capable machine:
    • iMac8,1
    • MacBookPro4,1
    • MacPro3,1 or better.



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burypromote

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Section8 reviewed on 19 Apr 2010
Does what it says with a simple, large button. Couldn't be more straight forward. Plus, its free :)

Just keep in mind that if you enable the 64 bit kernel, any programs that install .kext (kernel extensions) files will not be functional unless they have 64 bit support. (These are things like keyboard drivers and whathaveyou)
[Version 1.0.1]


burypromote
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mac adam reviewed on 28 Aug 2009
Simply yhe only one works nice on my MacPro thanks ;)
[Version 1.0.1]


burypromote
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darukaru commented on 28 Aug 2009
Cool. I guess "64-bit enablers" will be the shovelware cache cleaners and "cpu speed accelerators" of the Snow Leopard era.
[Version 1.0.1]


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Version Downloads:13,195
Type:Utilities : System
License:Free
Date:28 Aug 2009
Platform:Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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K64Enabler lets you enable/disable the 64-bit kernel of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard (which Apple disabled by default on non-server configurations). You can benefit from increased speed by using this latest technology.


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