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Mac performance question.

Anonymous
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‎2009-08-10 01:09 PM

‎2009-08-10 01:09 PM
My current Mac Mini has a single core 1.5 GHz processor.

If I I get a new one w/ a 2.0 dual core processor will I notice much difference in how fast my renders get finished?
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Chazz
Enthusiast

‎2009-08-10 04:38 PM

‎2009-08-10 04:38 PM
WOW. You run AC on a Mini? I think you'll be presently surprised. And a good bit poorer.
Nattering nabob of negativism
2023 MBP M2 Max 32GM. MaxOS-Current
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Stephen Dolbee
Booster

‎2009-08-13 07:56 PM

‎2009-08-13 07:56 PM
I think you would see a bigger speed difference if you upgraded to AC12. AC12 takes advantage of multicore processors.
AC19(9001), 27" iMac i7, 12 gb ram, ATI Radeon HD 4850 512mb, OS 10.12.6
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davide
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‎2009-08-13 08:35 PM

‎2009-08-13 08:35 PM
i'm put worse.I use archicad 11 on G4 - owc 1,3 ghz- 2 gb sdram and ati radeon 9000 pro with 64 mb ram. I hope change computer next winter . davide
iMac i7 late 2009
10.13.6
Archicad 24
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