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refurb iMac 21.5" low end vs. late 2012 imac 21.5" low end
Besides the pretty new design, lack of superdrive, and weight difference...
how do these two computers compare from a speed and power perspective? in other words, how do the two quad core i5 processors compare? (assume I have the same ammount of RAM in each of them. Let's say 16GB) Thanks for your input! Want to buy soon. |
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Surely impossible to say as they're not released?
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Simon 13" MBP mid 2012, 13" MB mid 2010, 20" iMac late 2006, 2 x ATV3, Assorted iPods |
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The new (2012) iMac 2.5 has....
a) A bigger HDD
b) Better GPU c) USB 3.0 d) Better Bluetooth e)Obviously, a slightly better processor (same cache level 2 and level 3) and has not FireWire 800 ( a real dealbraker if you had invest in peripherals) Also, the 2011 model is a proved thing. We dont know yet about the quality of the 2012 iMac. But I will say, the 2012 sounds like a good improvement over the 2011 ![]()
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Leaning towards 2011. |
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Benchmarks here.....
The 2011 iMac has a stock Radeon HD 6750M and the 2012 a GeForceGT 640M, I believe. The benchmarks:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Rad...M.43958.0.html (for the 2011 stock card) http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-...M.71579.0.html (for the 2012 stock card) Hope that helps ![]()
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Not only bigger HDD but also faster. 3x as fast
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I believe the new HDD is the same speed. The new fusion drive is 3x as fast and 3x as much cash. $$$
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