How fast is your Photoshop ?
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Soldato
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Mac Pro
2 x 2.66 C2D Xeons
9GB Ram
X1900XTX
Could probably speed it up if i closed some other appsbut cba!
thats worrying aswel! Guess the quad is a really nifty thing. wonder how a hackintosh would work with a overclocked Q6600
It's been acting funny recently....having a lot of network issues at the minute. and it is very clogged up, I'm not making excuses either...I've been meaning to do a reinstall for a while.
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windows xp
photoshop cs3
Q6600 @ 2.4ghz
2gb ram
windows xp
photoshop cs3
Q6600 @ 2.4ghz
2gb ram
about 7 month. but it hasnt been shutdown for a while. maybe a reboot will clear things.
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20 seconds dead on CS2
QX6700
2gb ram
XP pro,
BUT, its not been rebooted in ages, and is running, outlook, IE7, WMP, EXCEL and a few others (67 processes running)
edit: rebooted and..........20 secs, lol. Exactly the same
QX6700
2gb ram
XP pro,
BUT, its not been rebooted in ages, and is running, outlook, IE7, WMP, EXCEL and a few others (67 processes running)
edit: rebooted and..........20 secs, lol. Exactly the same
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And I have to use this machine for creating and editing PSDs at work all day
It's a P4 3Ghz with 2gb running XP and CS3
And I have to use this machine for creating and editing PSDs at work all day
It's a P4 3Ghz with 2gb running XP and CS3
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lol, poor bugger
Just got my new MacBook Pro Unibody through and thought i'd give this another go!
Specs this time are;
Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz (1067MHz FSB)
4GB DDR3 (1067MHz)
320GB 7200RPM drive.
Got 19 seconds!!!
Seems strange to go from a 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo with 667Mhz FSB and 2GB 667Mhz and only getting a 4 second increase.What's up with that!? May try again on a fresh boot!
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