LIVE FIVE PERFORMANCE TEST - discussions here
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LIVE FIVE PERFORMANCE TEST - discussions here
Performance Results:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 678#334678
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 678#334678
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The C2D was clocked to 3.28GHz, not 2,xx. 4 cores on MacOS are the same as 4 cores on WinXP. I'm not sure you'll see a difference between a 3.28GHz 2 core system and 2.66GHz 4 core system until you run a more CPU intensive test. Then the power of the extra 2 cores will make a difference.eddu wrote:Did anyone noticed here that a C2D overclocked to 2,xx ghz scored the same % as a 2,66 Mac Pro with Live6??
So 4 cores on a MacOs are the same as 2 on WinXP?
AdamJay - maybe when you have some time, you can put together a more CPU intensive test to stress these new machines a bit more!

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bump- with a few Qs
1. So what performs better, Imac or macbook pro?
2. Does XP really run Live more efficiently than OSX on a mac?
3. custom build desktop PC-smartest move to make right now?
1. So what performs better, Imac or macbook pro?
2. Does XP really run Live more efficiently than OSX on a mac?
3. custom build desktop PC-smartest move to make right now?
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...or loaded with people telling other people to post on the discussion threadTone Deft wrote:hey guys-otherwise this thread, as a resource to check specs gets loaded with pages and pages of mac vs. pc or people talking computers on and on, know what I mean?to discuss the test - see this thread:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=334690
Thanks.

One very useless idea (because of massive thread length) would be to link this thread on the other one, which AdamJay could do by editing his initial post
The majority of mac results were of single core powerbooks @ 1.5ghz, or new macbook/pro (intel macs) running on Live 5, which does not take advantage of multi-core processors. Check out my result of 19% after i upgraded to live 6, and enabled multiprocessing. In 5.2, i reported 37%, which means a 50% difference in performance.glu wrote:bump- with a few Qs
1. So what performs better, Imac or macbook pro?
2. Does XP really run Live more efficiently than OSX on a mac?
3. custom build desktop PC-smartest move to make right now?
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