Is there a Really big difference between 2.2Ghz and 2.4Ghz??

Hey there, I have a macbook 2.16Ghz, but Im ready to go for the Macbook pro, so I just wanna know, Im going to use a lot of music recording programs, such a protools,reason, logic, etc.
I know there is a difference between the 2.2 and the 2.4, but can it really feel the difference, and also, Theres the graphics thing, I know that the 2.4Ghz has a better gfx card than the 2.2Ghz, but would this affect the results on lauching and using... AUDIO PROGRAMS like those mentioned before.
Thanks...

For every day use you won't notice a thing between them. Even though there's a 9% difference in clock speed you won't actually get 9% better performance. Where you will notice the difference is in areas like music encoding and so on where it's simply a matter of CPU muscle. Unless you're into games, 3D work or video production the extra VRAM will not make any difference at all.

Similar Messages

I converted video into frames. There is a big difference between video size(700 MB) and All frames s

I converted video into frames. There is a big difference between video size(700 MB) and All frames size(More than 5 GB). What are the reasons ?

Please, are you sure that you posted this in the correct forum? This is the Adobe Captivate forum, not a forum for video created with other applications like Premiere Pro.
Lilybiri

Is there a big difference between AMD D500 and AMD D700?

Hi all,
Is there a big difference between AMD D500 and AMD D700 for the MAc Pro 2013?
I am a pro musician, but video editing and photography are my hobbies. Dont't know which one to take.

D700 GPU pricing - Shocked?

Is there much of a difference between fatal1ty regular and pros?

i see theres a little bit different specs, does it make a big difference sound wise?

YES! At first appearance it might seem to work fine seem not to be important, but WiFi is inherently always going to be slower and MUCH more failure prone that Eithernet. And streaming video, especially HD video, is not at all fault tolerant. You can get it working fine if you have decent WiFi hardware, but will likely get errors about lost network connections, interruptions in playback, lag, etc.
Probably half of the issues posted for ATV are WiFi related. Since moving mine back to WiFi I have almost no issues.
I would put one of your other devices on WiFi that is not doing streaming video or buy the hub. It will save you a LOT of frustration.

Big Difference Between 2 GHz and 2.2 GHz?

I am looking and itching to get a new MacBook. Is there a big difference in the processor speeds?
Also, I am thinking that 2G RAM and a 120 G HD will be good for me.
Thoughts?

I'll just point out that you don't necessarily *add* RAM to a MacBook, but you replace it. Both memory slots are populated in a MacBook's factory configuration, and you can replace 1 module or both. However - given the current prices for compatible 3rd party memory, why not max it out at 4GB?
My iBooks all came with standard system memory soldered on the logic board and a single SODIMM slot to accept add-on memory.
The price that Apple is charging for memory is not competitive. We can point to places to get 4GB of the same first-tier branded memory manufacturers (Samsung or Micron/Crucial) Apple is using for under $200. I could point you to very trustworthy brands where you could get 4GB for less than $100. I can personally recommend the following, as it's been working well on my MacBook for over a month:
http://shop4.outpost.com/product/5284717

Why there is a huge difference between network terminal and Linksys E4200?

When my PC connect directly to Huawei HG863 optical network terminal, I can get 600mb more download speed. But adding E4200 router given others unchange, I can only get 100mb download speed.
Why there is such huge difference?

Can you please elaborate your question? No Internet Service Provider, provides 600mbps connection speed, if that's what your question is?
Secondly, router works as a firewall and distributes internet on different computers which obviously lower down the speed of the internet.
If you want to check the actual speed of the internet, try downloading some stuff from websites like microsoft.com, linksysbycisco.com or apple.com. That will show the actual downloading speed.

Difference between 2.0GHz and 2.4GHz???

Im buying a new iMac soon, currently have PC, im DYING to switch to Mac right now, but just need to know which model to buy.
What differences will i find between the 2 and 2.4 GHz models??? and is 1GB of RAM enough??
Now, the imac will be used just for internet, email, itunes, word documents etc.
There will be no gaming, or video editing etc? So which model would suit my usage?? Keeping in mind i still want something quick and fast!
Thanks Guys.
V.

If you keep your computers for a long period, go for the 2.4ghz, the Core 2 Duo 2.0 is fast but you can feel the extra 400mHz in some task and long term faster is always better. You can get by just fine with 1GB of RAM unless you plan on doing some higher end work or a lot of video editing. I will say that installing the extra 1GB has made my iMac feel generally snappier and Safari will put it to use right away. The only reason you need 4GB is if you work with very large files in PhotoShop or Final Cut.
If you don't need precise color matching there is nothing wrong with the current 20" iMacs, a few people had issues early on with a batch of bad screens, but that seems to be resolved. I do a lot of personal video and photo editing and haven't had any issues with the screen on the 20". Yes, a S-IPS panel would be nicer, but not all TN panels are junk. The only limitation on the current 20" is viewing angle, so it depends on how often you view your screen at an angle to determine is this is an issue for you.
No matter what you decide with RAM, install it yourself as it is as easy as removing one screw and takes a few seconds.

Big difference between h.264 and mpeg4

Well I'm looking at two episodes of enterprise,
one created from a tivo file and encoded to mpeg4 with pqdvd on the pc and the other encoded with forthytwoplus on the mac.
And you can really see the difference in quality, especially on dark areas.

I just realised...i have the best app sat here on my computer!
HandBrake converted a 42 minute episode of The OC to an iPod 320 x 240 format...in around the same time as the video length! The best part....my fans remained almost silent.
There is also this guide which shows how to go from DVD to iPod using a single application.
*nathan (one very happer encoder)

BIG: differences between intel-safari and PPC-safari...

I just want to say and discuss this phenomenon because I was unable to find anything about this. I do a bit of web development and I can say that Safari on power-pc machines handles CSS differently than Safari with Intel based Macs .
The bottom line is that there is a lot of website that look a bit screwed within PPC-Safari! And I am not sure that the people producing these websites are aware of that.
Did anyone notice that and does anyone know what causes such trouble? I wish these bugs would disappear.
Please Apple clean your mess!
PS: If someone is interested I could post pictures.

PS: If someone is interested I could post pictures.
I think links might be helpful as well. Those of us with PPS Macs and Intel Macs can then look to see if we also see what you're seeing.
Two questions come to mind. Are you comparing on only one PPC Mac and one Intel Mac, or is this something you've seen on multiple Mac of both types? And are you using the same version of Safari on both types of Mac?

Big difference between Oracle NoSQL and Oracle Coherence

As an Oracle integration partner we use all kinds of Oracle products. One of the products that Oracle has in their stack is Coherence. Off course Coherence can do more than a standard NoSQL, however you can also use Coherence as a NoSQL solution. When should one choose Oracle Coherence and when Oracle NoSQL if one wants to use a simple key-value store.

Hello,
In general, Coherence is a mid-tier caching solution. Oracle NoSQL Database is a persistence solution for unstructured or semi-structured data.
Charles Lamb

Hey guys, I was wondering ... is there a big difference between the 16 gig ram and the 8 gig for the retina series?? hardest thing I do on a laptop is play need for speed on 1080p resolution.... thanks

hey guys I was wondering ... will there be a big difference between the 8 gig and 16 gig versions of the pro retina series??? the hardest thing i do is play need for speed and program using c++...thanks

That RAM is soldered in. No sockets. No upgrading later.
Your question is:
¿Will I EVER need the 16GB in the time I expect to own this MacBook?
--NO, save $200 and if you ever run short, sell the machine and buy a different one.
--ELSE, spend the extra US$200 and don't think about it again.

Differences between Arch linux and RHEL-based Distros?

Hi there!
So, I am officially trying to make the permanent switch from Windows to Linux. I've used Linux in the past, from Ubuntu, to Fedora, to Mint, and I've always liked Arch the most. Nothing beats the feeling of an OS you had a hand in setting up.
I'm wondering though, what are the differences in Arch vs distros like Red Hat, Fedora, and CentOS? I recently picked up a book called, "The Linux Bible" which provides a course-like approach to learning the intricacies of Linux. I'm wondering if it would be easily possible to adapt the lessons from that to Arch, or to use Fedora or another RHEL-based distro like it suggests.
Thanks

The biggest issue I find is with SE Linux. I don't know if this is default in RHEL itself but Fedora uses it. If I understood it properly, though, I doubt it would be such an issue!
EDIT: I think it would be best to learn one distro first, using documentation for that distro. So if you want to use the book, install something that matches the book as closely as possible. If you want to use Arch, use the wiki as your primary documentation. I say this because there is a big difference between figuring out the ways in which two distros differ when you understand the GNU/Linux basics and (I imagine) trying to do so when you are still learning those basics. I don't just mean ls, grep etc. - other systems use those - but the stuff which is common to any GNU/Linux distro. Obviously this applies even more if you also are learning stuff like ls, grep, cd etc. (which might be true if you're moving from Windows rather than, say, OS X or one of the BSDs).
Last edited by cfr (2013-10-31 23:30:15)

Difference between ms excel and oo calc

is there a big difference between ms excel and oo calc?
have to learn excel, but have only linux.
are the macros and and the handling similar?
what are the differences?
thanks in advance.

From OpenOffice Help:
With a few exceptions, Microsoft Office and OpenOffice.org cannot run the same macro code. Microsoft Office uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) code, and OpenOffice.org uses Basic code based on the OpenOffice.org API (Application Program Interface) environment. Although the programming language is the same, the objects and methods are different.
The most recent versions of OpenOffice.org can run some Excel Visual Basic scripts if you enable this feature at Tools - Options - Load/Save - VBA Properties.
If you use macros in one of the applications and want to use the same functionality in the other application, you must edit the macros. OpenOffice.org can load the macros that are contained within Microsoft Office files and you can then view and edit the macro code in the OpenOffice.org Basic IDE editor.
The workflow is pretty much the same; a spreadsheet is a spreadsheet. Some keyboard shortcuts are different and annoy me.

What is the difference between a scam and spam?

I come across these complaints from skype community members on spamming and scamming. Any distinction?

A spam is an electronic message that is randomly sent to a large number of people who never solicited that message and a scam is a trick which is cleverly made successful by gaining the confidence of the victim.There is big difference between a scam and a spam but people often take it as one thing. In some cases, as such in Facebook, a same thing is acting both as a scam and a spam.Recently a spam started crawling the profile walls of the Facebook users. This acted as a spam because it was sent to a large number of people who never wanted that message and at the same time it also acted as a spam because it successfully convinced people to click on it and do what it says. This confuses people to judge either it is a spam or a scam. It can be both, a single message can fall into both categories. Gmail, WordPress, Hotmail, etc have a good automatic system of identifying spam emails thus making our lives safe and secure. If they didn’t have made progress in spam detection then our blog comments and our emails would have been full of useless messages.That was a brief description explaining the main difference between a spam and a scam. Enjoy yourself and beware of the scams and spams. Internet is full of them. Sourced from: ChasingEyesComputer Tips, Internet, Blogging and Lots More

Difference between IVI driver and VXI PnP Driver

There are two type of Instrument Drivers for the same instrument, i.e. IVI Driver and VXI PnP Driver. I want to know what is really the difference between these two and on what conditions which one is better than other?
Thanks in Advance

Hi M.Jonathan,
both driver are a HW abstraction.
The IVI driver bases on the idea that a class of instruments (DMM, Scope, ...) support the same functionality. When changing an instrument you normaly have a different command set for these instruments. You have to modify your code. With the IVI layer, all instruments supports the same functions. The communication is done by IVI and driver layer.
In the description of the VXI PnP Driver. The VXI PnP is VISA based. The idea of VISA is having one API for all instrumentation buses. Based on VISA VXI PnP provides a pool of functions for instruments including GUIs.
'on what conditions which one is better than other' The first question should be: Is there a driver available. Any other reasons depend on the application.
Hope, this helps.
Philipp
AE | NI-Germany

Is there a Really big difference between 2.2Ghz and 2.4Ghz??

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for