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Arnolfo
posté ven. 29 avril 2005, 21:58
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Has anyone tried Tiger on a slow machine? I have a TiBook 550 with 1GB ram and am considering an upgrade. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!


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dixiechicken
posté dim. 1 mai 2005, 19:57
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Generally speaking mac OS-X has actually gotten real speed bumps along the major
releases. (perhaps not always dramatic speed increases - but still...)
Tiger is no exception to this rule.
Reports from various users on the Unicornation BBS seem to indicate that Tiger is
indeed a bit snappier than Panther.
Also check out this article from Ars techica:
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/os/macosx-10.4.ars

The article is long sad.gif but very instructive in parts and required reading for any Mac enthusiast. tongue.gif
The article can downloaded as pdf-file and perused at your leisure.

Cheers: Dixiechicken


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