Apple Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar
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Photoshop 6.01 tests Time, in seconds, to perform filter functions (shorter bars equal better performance)
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Quake III Arena test Frames per second (longer bars indicate better performance) |
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iMovie 2.0 test Time, in seconds, to export a test movie as a QuickTime file (shorter bars equal better performance) |
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iTunes test Time, in minutes, to convert a track to an MP3 file (shorter bars equal better performance) |
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Apple eMac
700MHz G4; 128MB SDRAM; Nvidia GeForce2 MX 32MB DDR; OS X 10.1.5
Apple eMac
700MHz G4; 128MB SDRAM; Nvidia GeForce2 MX 32MB DDR; OS X 10.2 Jaguar
Apple iMac
800MHz G4; 256MB SDRAM; Nvidia GeForce2 MX 32MB DDR; OS X 10.1.5
Apple iMac
800MHz G4; 256MB SDRAM; Nvidia GeForce2 MX 32MB DDR; OS X 10.2 Jaguar
CNET Labs used three different applications (Photoshop 6.01, iMovie 2, and iTunes) to test OS X's performance. We performed a number of common, processor-intensive tasks in Photoshop; in iMovie, we converted a movie file into QuickTime; and in iTunes, we converted a music file into MP3, timing each procedure. To test 3D gaming performance, we ran the timed demo Demo001 in Quake III at a resolution of 1,024x768 and with 16-bit color.
