Why is my CPU usage in quicktime on 10.5 so high compared to XP?

I have a 2.0 Ghz mac mini with the GMA950 and a windows XP machine at work with a 2.1 Ghz core 2 duo and the GMA950 also. When I play one quicktime HD movie I have on the mac it uses about 150-175% out of 200% of the cpu but when I play the same file on the XP machine it uses about 30% out of 200% Why is that since they both have the same GPU and almost the same CPU?
Message was edited by: nnickn
Message was edited by: nnickn

The answer is simple I'll tell you.
Because QuickTime for Windows doesn't need to consider much as it in Mac one, if you spent time on Windows you probably found it will crash other programs and even freeze the whole PC, because software in Windows doesn't care each other, they don't know each other, fine! But they don't CARE each other EITHER! That is what Windows all about! So the program can use less CPU power.
But QuickTime for Mac is quite different, QuickTime in Mac considers integrated operation. It will coordinate with other programs in Mac OS perfectly, so you can watch QuickTime movie in four space while click F8 simultaneous, something like that, you got what I mean? But you can NOT do that in any Windows system, not Windows 95/98/XP, even Windows Vista can NOT do that. Guess what? Only a Mac CAN do that.
So, who cares about the usage % of CPU? That's what a CPU born to be so.
Why bothered? You should be happy you have a Mac, not Windows, Windows will never learn its lesson. All you just forgot, Windows is just a complex fat boy copying Mac OS all the time!

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