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Who's first with 1GHzDP running on their desktop?
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Someone saw the new G4s up and running at Apple Store in Tysons Corner, VA., so FedEx is obviously playing Santa in some places.
Please: whoever actually first gets a DP 1Ghz home and running give us a report... Compare it to the DP 800: can you feel the difference in OSX?
What about the new 12x SuperDrive: what's burning like?
Make me drool, please!!!
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12x Superdrive?
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I'm not absolutely sure, because of the way that German site presents the % improvements, but it looks like for a lot of real-world specs, the 1GHzDP may be performing closer to 33% faster than a 800MHzDP (instead of the 25% faster one might expect).
I'd still like to know how responsive the Finder is in OS-X: whether it's finally closer to the instantaneous we've all been waiting for
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Originally posted by SpeadFreek:
<STRONG>I'd still like to know how responsive the Finder is in OS-X: whether it's finally closer to the instantaneous we've all been waiting for </STRONG>
Did you notice how badly X got slammed by 9 in the 2D & 3D graphics area? And those Q3 scores. It was nice to see X doing better in something's but some very key area's it was no competition. 9 just spanked.
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Originally posted by SpeadFreek:
<STRONG>I'm not absolutely sure, because of the way that German site presents the % improvements, but it looks like for a lot of real-world specs, the 1GHzDP may be performing closer to 33% faster than a 800MHzDP (instead of the 25% faster one might expect).
I'd still like to know how responsive the Finder is in OS-X: whether it's finally closer to the instantaneous we've all been waiting for </STRONG>
If you take the values of graphics performance into account I would surley say you won't notice any big improvement.
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Looks like Apple lied again. the 115 frames per second in Quake III look like they are from OS9 and not OSX.
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Originally posted by juanvaldes:
<STRONG>
Did you notice how badly X got slammed by 9 in the 2D & 3D graphics area? And those Q3 scores. It was nice to see X doing better in something's but some very key area's it was no competition. 9 just spanked.</STRONG>
OS Xouch.
Man, even the dual Gigs in OS X is 50% of the 350 G4 in OS 9 at 2D rendering. I knew quartz was slow.. but damn.
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