 older powerbooks better, bandwidth spec critical for audio |
 Tue 14 May 2002, 19:01
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this page documents tests done on the 400/500mhz g4 powerbooks vs the newer 550/667mhz g4 powerbooks that find that logic runs FAR BETTER on the older powerbooks because apparently, the bandwidth spec is better and allows for a greater number of realtime activities or something like that. i don't know much about computers. but this seems important! check this page:
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/systems/PowerBo...ake3.html#logic someone out there please confirm or comment on this as i believe it concerns a great many of us. tanks. |
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Thu 16 May 2002, 17:55
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hey thanks so much, testaroza. that really helps me out. been tripping on this for a month!!! and i am looking forward to your new tests about the L3 cache, whatever that means. how did you get your hands on both powerbooks? you seem to know about computers. can you see any reason why information like this would be so 'professionally' published if its not true??? educate me if you will on this bandwidth stuff, if you don't mind. and make sure to keep me updated on your experiments. i need a triple confirmation on this one. thanks again.
(i breathe a sigh of relief) brownboy |
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brownboy older powerbooks better Tue 14 May 2002, 19:01
prutulz seems strange....
anyone could confirm this? Wed 15 May 2002, 11:07 testaroza After reading that article a few months ago, I did... Thu 16 May 2002, 03:07 testaroza well i had to turn in my 667 not long ago to Apple... Fri 17 May 2002, 04:15 brownboy ok! this is getting interesting. great to have a... Fri 17 May 2002, 07:33 lepetitmartien Mr brownboy, it'll help everyone in this community... Sat 18 May 2002, 02:11 lepetitmartien For the firewire experiment, someone else began th... Sat 18 May 2002, 03:06
brownboy ok sure, mr. lepetitmartien. Sat 18 May 2002, 09:10 |
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