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any 1.25ghz to 1.5ghz upgraders out there???
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I was wondering if any 1.25ghz to 1.5ghz upgraders noticed a big perfromance gain??? I have noticed a very large improvement... (128vram, 5400rpm drive)
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Join Date: Dec 2002
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Please explain further what these performance gains are.
Originally posted by claughery:
I was wondering if any 1.25ghz to 1.5ghz upgraders noticed a big perfromance gain??? I have noticed a very large improvement... (128vram, 5400rpm drive)
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I saw a 1.5GHz in the Apple store today, and in the little bit of time I spent on it, it only seemed a little faster than my 1Ghz TI. Of course the machine was the 4200rpm/64mb vram version, and it's hard to gauge performance on a machine in a store.
When I've messed around with the G5s, however, there is a very noticable performance increase.
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I saw a general increase in display performance (windows minimizing or expose while tons of apps open at once), but the biggest gains I saw going from 1.25 to 1.5 with 128VRAM and 5400 HD were in games (Jedi Academy and Halo) and even more with my Pro Apps (Final Cut, DVD Studio Pro).
The faster Superdrive also helps when I'm burning DVD's.
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Sweeeeeeeet. I just upgraded from a 1.25 15" to a 1.5 17" with the 5400HD and the 128VRAM, looking forward to those same gains.
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