The Super Sleeper applicaton allows you to quickly change the type of sleep that your Intel based Mac performs when it goes to sleep. By default OS X will not only sleep to RAM but also writes out a hibernate file just in case power is lost while the system is sleeping. For many people who are close to power all of the time, the use of a hibernate file is overkill. If you are willing to sacrifice the safety net of hibernate, then using RAM based sleep is much faster when putting your notebook to sleep. On a MacBook Pro the difference is time is 10-30 seconds versus 2-3.
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The Super Sleeper applicaton allows you to quickly change the type of sleep that your Intel based Mac performs when it goes to sleep.
Its function is change the type of sleep that your Intel based Mac performs when it goes to sleep.
The Super Sleeper applicaton allows you to quickly change the type of sleep that your Intel based Mac performs when it goes to sleep. By default OS X will not only sleep to RAM but also writes out a hibernate file just in case power is lost while the system is sleeping. For many people who are close to power all of the time, the use of a hibernate file is overkill. If you are willing to sacrifice the safety net of hibernate, then using RAM based sleep is much faster when putting your notebook to sleep. On a MacBook Pro the difference is time is 10-30 seconds versus 2-3.