OK thanks. Wish Apple will post the correct info on their site.

Is the 9600 in the new iMac the same as the 9600XT that is in the PM 1.8GHz as a BTO option? If not what is the difference?

Quote: Originally Posted by discotronic Is the 9600 in the new iMac the same as the 9600XT that is in the PM 1.8GHz as a BTO option? No. Quote: If not what is t…

So, will the video Card in the iMac run Motion?

Yes...

Quote: Originally Posted by lsrdsc So, will the video Card in the iMac run Motion? Technically yes, as Lateralus says, but I've been told GPUs with that kind of performance …

Quote: Originally Posted by discotronic Is the 9600 in the new iMac the same as the 9600XT that is in the PM 1.8GHz as a BTO option? If not what is the difference? Clockspe…

Stolen from Toms Hardware: The ones I marked with the red dot are in recent Macs. Since relative performance on the PC can be different and the Mac cards aren't exactly the same…

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker Since relative performance on the PC can be different, and the Mac cards aren't exactly the same, this is just a ballpark gauge of perform…

Quote: Originally Posted by Lateralus And 3DMark03 isn't exactly the greatest benchmark on Earth either. Many sites are still sticking with '01 since there is far less question …

Well, I suppose a lot of this discussion depends on what kind of computer you're stepping up from. I'm going from a 667 DVI Powerbook to the 20 inch 2 gig iMac so the 9600 will be…

Quote: Originally Posted by PeteWK Well, I suppose a lot of this discussion depends on what kind of computer you're stepping up from. I'm going from a 667 DVI Powerbook to the …

Quote: Originally Posted by kcmac That's the way we looked at it. We moved up from an iMacDVSE 400. (Still use it.) We bought the rev A iMac G5 immediately when they were announ…

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker Perhaps, but overall that above graph is fairly representative of their relative performance, at least in terms of fastest to slowest. ie…

So, I got the iMac 20" finally. The Radeon 9600 with 128 MB memory rocks. Exposé is smooth even with tons of windows open. My TiBook 1 GHz with Radeon 9000 64 MB would stutter in E…

Quote: Originally Posted by hudson1 Someone had posted that the GPU choice made a sizeable difference in a QT7 movie playback under 10.4--a difference that wasn't noticed under …

How efficiently would an SQLite database run on 10.4? The purpose would be to create an accounting program, with many sophisticated features, most of which would be dealing with in…

The number of records and whether you wanted to have network abilities would be the deciding factors in making the SQLite/PostgreSQL decision. The latter is going to be for network…

I almost hate to respond, because I'm just starting to tinker with Core Data, but... I'm developing an app that is quite involved, and is probably as complex as an accounting pack…

Very nice...I especially like two separate point you both made. First, I forgot to mention that this will be a network-able accounting package and to learn that SQLite is not, that…

Another option might be write an abstraction layer that would allow you to plugin Postgres or CoreData. That way you could test both and also give the user the option to not requir…

WJMoore makes a good point, I just wouldn't even know where to begin...use CoreData but with PostgreSQL...hmm. I don't know enough about CoreData yet. What I have done was to creat…

You can't pass SQL to CoreData. You must pass CoreData's own predicate formulated queries. CoreData then converts these to SQL internally (if using SQLite) or to another suitable…

i really don' t understand what problem to explain here because for me its not a problem. my (nearly completed app) runs fine on both my macs. but when i send it to a friend runnin…

Quote: Originally Posted by Mafia i really don' t understand what problem to explain here because for me its not a problem. my (nearly completed app) runs fine on both my macs. …