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hi, have made a quick test render under Cinema4D on my hackintosh E6600 2.4GHz and a Macbook Pro 2.2GHz

Hackintosh 4gb ram

Macbook pro 2GB ram

the file for test is a hdri scene that found under C4D library (3 metal spheres)

hackintosh result: 42 secondes

macbook pro rsult 38 secondes

is not a big difference but the macbook is suposed to be a little slower

someone have a clue ?

thank you

Seems your desktop is very slow compared to the MacBook as you'd have to remember MacBook utilizes integrated graphic shared memory and its only 2GB but your Desktop is 7900GS with 4GB... Not comparing your Baracuda to you MacBook HDD (normally its a 4200rpm toshiba)

 

Something for you to ponder....

Seems your desktop is very slow compared to the MacBook as you'd have to remember MacBook utilizes integrated graphic shared memory and its only 2GB but your Desktop is 7900GS with 4GB... Not comparing your Baracuda to you MacBook HDD (normally its a 4200rpm toshiba)

 

Something for you to ponder....

 

He dosn't have a macbook. He has a macbook pro. That's something for you to ponder.

hmm not funny :(

i'm go search about efi things or try another natit or titan or or...grrr :P

the hard disk have no incidence for render... only cpu work here

and just for info, yhe macbook pro 2.2 have a 5400 rpm hd (120gb)

thank you friendly :)

Hackintosh only uses one core...so there you go...your ONE core on your desktop is ALMOST as fast as the dual core macbook...unless im wrong and there is a patch to run OSX86 on both cores now...I don't know seeing as how my IDE drive cooked an now I can't run 86 anymore...stupid jas not making a patch for nforce4's...

Tinface, it's simple to check if the render under cinema4d use two cores... the windows render is divided par two render process

it's very strange that core duo 2 e6600 2.4 is slower than a core duo 2.2 T7500 (macbook pro santa rosa)

the 3D render have no depend GPU or else..it's CPU only.

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