Am I missing something? I keep watching Youtube speed tests with a Mac (with like a core i3) vs a core i7 PC, and the pc loses everytime? Why does the Mac boot faster if the hardware is inferior?
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Am I missing something? I keep watching Youtube speed tests with a Mac (with like a core i3) vs a core i7 PC, and the pc loses everytime? Why does the Mac boot faster if the hardware is inferior?
Well OSX does seem to be a better engineered OS compared to Windows, Valve recently said that their OSX Steam client crashes a LOT less compared to the Windows version, even though its only just been released. Personally I would love to run OSX but I wont until its plays ALL pc games and allows me to use custom hardware.
Am I missing something? I keep watching Youtube speed tests with a Mac (with like a core i3) vs a core i7 PC, and the pc loses everytime? Why does the Mac boot faster if the hardware is inferior?
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It's probably beause a Mac doesn't have a traditional BIOS like a PC does.
osx tends to run less background tasks (because the OS isn't smart enouhg to run many?)
if u install windows on a mac laptop, bye bye over half ur battery power!
OSX architecture is a lot less bloated when it has to loads compared to Windows, doesn't need all the various startup services that Windows has to boot, EFI is really a lot better then a traditional BIOS which 95% of the Windows computers probably use.
Although I did ready something awhile back that Dell is exploring using EFI for their machines but haven't heard anything sense. OSX doesn't have to deal with a registry, doesn't have to deal with file paths and doesn't require a ton of services just to get going not to mention Apple does take a lot of care in their OS to make sure it works on their hardware as best as possible.
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