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stiney51

macrumors newbie
Apr 18, 2006
1
0
Ouch!!!

I almost cried when I tried this... I've been trying to tell my boss that I need to upgrade my machine, now at least I have some evidence...

PowerMac G4 - 400MHZ
1.25GB SDRAM
Photoshop CS
OSX 10.3.9

Damn near gave up on it, but it took 10 min 24 Seconds. I might be the winner! :eek:
 

derajfast

macrumors 6502a
Mar 24, 2004
784
0
2min 52 seconds on my 1.33ghz powerbook
52 seconds on my macbook pro (at the time i did it, it had 512mb of ram in it)
 

SC68Cal

macrumors 68000
Feb 23, 2006
1,642
0
stiney51 said:
Damn near gave up on it, but it took 10 min 24 Seconds. I might be the winner! :eek:

Holy crap! Having a dual processor really does make a difference.
 

pittyyofool

macrumors newbie
May 7, 2006
1
0
Widows xp x86 build 3790, 64-bit
Photoshop cs2
amd athlon 3800+ dual core at 2.2ghz
on a $50 mother bord
with 2 gigs of corsair value ram
$50 navida geforce fx 5200 128MB video card- running two 19" crt's

radial blur
34 seconds

Now with that respectable time, my pc cost about $500 to build. And is faster than my buddies the G5 dual 2.7 with 3gigs ram at 46 sec, but his quad G5 2.5 with 7 gigs of ram rates in at 16 seconds. But that is twice the computer and 3.5 times the ram whit a hefty premium too.

Here is a link to a pc forum. With the same test.
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/373568.html
 

Mitthrawnuruodo

Moderator emeritus
Mar 10, 2004
14,422
1,063
Bergen, Norway
MacBook 2 GHz with 2 GB RAM running Photoshop CS through Rosetta: 1.06

Not bad at all. Considering that my poor old iBook G4@800 with 640 MB RAM running Photoshop CS nativly used 4 min 20 sec. (Post)
 

Platform

macrumors 68030
Dec 30, 2004
2,880
0
Mitthrawnuruodo said:
MacBook 2 GHz with 2 GB RAM running Photoshop CS through Rosetta: 1.06

Not bad at all. Considering that my poor old iBook G4@800 with 640 MB RAM running Photoshop CS nativly used 4 min 20 sec. (Post)

Congratulations !

Great machine you got ;)
 

Mitthrawnuruodo

Moderator emeritus
Mar 10, 2004
14,422
1,063
Bergen, Norway
Platform said:
Congratulations !

Great machine you got ;)
Takk! :)

I was actually surprised, with all the universal bad mouthing that's been going on, that it was ~4 times faster on this test than my old G4 @ 800. Of course the RAM has much to do with it, running Photoshop natively with 512 MB is stretching it, through Rosetta it's just plain folly, 2GB on the other hand seems like a better choice (;)), but the dual core Intel, faster disk, much faster bus, etc, etc isn't too bad, either... :cool:

I'm a bit tempted to download a Photoshop trial for Windows and run the test in Windows 2000 using Parallels Desktop, just for the heck of it...
 

Mitthrawnuruodo

Moderator emeritus
Mar 10, 2004
14,422
1,063
Bergen, Norway
Mitthrawnuruodo said:
I'm a bit tempted to download a Photoshop trial for Windows and run the test in Windows 2000 using Parallels Desktop, just for the heck of it...
Well, I just did... still using a MacBook 2.0 with 2GB RAM running 10.4.6...

Have Parallels Desktop RC (build 1832) using a virtual machine with 392MB RAM and a 8000MB virtual disk running Windows 2000 SP4 (5.00.2195).

I did the test running Photoshop CS. Time: 1.47

:eek:
 

smwatson

macrumors 6502a
Sep 30, 2005
961
6
London, England
Photoshop CS

iMac 20" 2.1GhZ G5
1.5GB RAM

I did it 3 times, and got:

51 seconds
37 seconds (dont know where that came from)
46 seconds

I restarted PS every time i did it.
 

MacLuvsPC

macrumors newbie
Jul 17, 2006
1
0
Central Florida
mak said:
Using Photoshop CS or CS2 (or PS 7)
==================================================

1.) Download Image from http://www.quicklance.com/test.jpg

2.) Save it to computer and then open it up in Photoshop

3.) From there please apply a 'radial blur' with the settings at:

Amount = 100
Blur Method = Spin
Quality = Best

Using a stop watch / ps timer see how long it takes to apply this filter

I just want to see what mac systems can do, be it a powermac dual 2.7 or an older dual 1.8 or even an ibook.

Please list your mac system, cpu details, amount of ram and the time it took for the test, just so we can get an idea of how different mac machines handle this task.

* test adapted from a different forum *

thanks,


2 Minutes 44 Seconds!:confused:

Windows XP with SP2
HP Pavilion PC
AMD Athlon 2.20 GHz:rolleyes: I know it's slow
Advanced 400 MHz front side bus
512 MB Ram:( Soon will upgrade to more memory
200 GB Ultra DMA @ 7200 rpm ;) Faster than a Drill?
Photoshop CS version 8.0 :D
 

Obsidian6

macrumors 6502a
Apr 29, 2006
683
3
Laguna Niguel, CA
10 seconds is pretty impressive. and in PS 7 under rosetta? damn. that's just about sickening to think about how it will run natively.

I have since retested my G5
( Dual 2.7Ghz, rest of the goodies are in my sig )

and i got 28seconds. Which in its own right is pretty darn good. but compared to 10 seconds lol.. it's a snails pace.
 

benthewraith

macrumors 68040
May 27, 2006
3,140
143
Fort Lauderdale, FL
macenforcer said:
Mac Pro 2.66ghz Quad Xeon
3gb ram

Photosop 7.01 under rosetta

10 seconds.


BEAT THAT!

Wow...:cool: that's just incredible. If this is any indication of how the next Photoshop program is to run, then I'm glad. Adobe Photoshop CS3 is going to be rad. Now if they can just bring the price down a little. ;)

Still, incredible.
 
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