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iMac 21.5"
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The iMac (21.5-inch Mid 2012) Intel Core i5-3335S 2700 MHz (4 cores) reaches a value of 8163 where the iMac (21.5-inch Late 2012)
Intel Core i5-3470S 2900 MHz (4 cores) reached 9188.
The fusion drive should not be relevant as this test valuates the processor and memory performance
Intel Core i5-3470S 2900 MHz (4 cores) reached 9188.
The fusion drive should not be relevant as this test valuates the processor and memory performance
The base model 21.5 is always above 9000 here are some examples
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV3RrdqZxMA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDivIGYhUtA at 5"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV3RrdqZxMA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDivIGYhUtA at 5"
I picked the data from here.. Should you need to refer it for any reason
http://browser.primatelabs.com/mac-benchmarks
http://browser.primatelabs.com/mac-benchmarks
Seems that Crysis 3 will not run on any 21.5" models and 27" base model.
http://tech2.in.com/news/gaming/crytek-announces-release-date-for-crysis-3/632112
seems to run at minimum you will need at least 1GB vram....so sad..a 2012 dektop not even run a game just for casual player like me
http://tech2.in.com/news/gaming/crytek-announces-release-date-for-crysis-3/632112
seems to run at minimum you will need at least 1GB vram....so sad..a 2012 dektop not even run a game just for casual player like me
If i want just to play it for 30 min/week , i classify this as casual so....still i think all of the games that comes out from this year you will need a minimum 1gb vram...so said, i think apple i getting behind with the desktop in terms of video cards(beside the max 27" model)
That is casual in time, not in requirements. If you want to play high end games at all then you are an "occasional" high end gamer. I've never seen game requirements based on how long you might want to play the game each week. Your system either meets the requirements or not!
I agree with you that they should offer more/better options and I really wish they would offer a consumer tower. But considering that most every other manufacture's all-in-one's include just integrated graphics standard, the iMac has an advantage there.
[annoying car analogy]Being upset that you can't play Crysis 3 at all would kinda be like saying you are a casual driver, but occasionally you want to drag race and you are upset that your car doesn't can't go 0-60mph in 5 seconds every once in a while.
That is casual in time, not in requirements. If you want to play high end games at all then you are an "occasional" high end gamer. I've never seen game requirements based on how long you might want to play the game each week. Your system either meets the requirements or not!
I agree with you that they should offer more/better options and I really wish they would offer a consumer tower. But considering that most every other manufacture's all-in-one's include just integrated graphics standard, the iMac has an advantage there.
[annoying car analogy]Being upset that you can't play Crysis
3 at all would kinda be like saying you are a casual driver, but occasionally you want to drag race and you are upset that your car doesn't can't go 0-60mph in 5 seconds every once in a while.
I'm hopeful that, now that Intel is loosening the thunderbolt licensing requirements, external GPU boxes connected via TB will lengthen the life of All in Ones like the iMac.
Thunderbolt has alot of potential.
I have a question: i just played with an 21.5 imac for 5 minutes, i want to see how trailers in full hd are looking so a trailer in 1080p doesn't shown in full screen (there are black borders up and down) so this wasn't any differences in 21.5 widescreen 1080p and my actual monitor 19" . What the hell? i am doing something wrong? because i thought any movie in 1080p will take the full screen experience
1080p is the resolution, not the aspect ratio.
The trailer was probably in 2.35:1 rather than 16:9.
Sure, but in the theatre most movies are 1.85:1 to ~ 2.35:1, so the trailers typically are too.