D dizmonk macrumors 65816 Original poster Oct 28, 2013 #1 I know anandtech did a review of the i5 v. i7 in the MBA and found that the i5 had a little bit more battery life.... Does the amount of memory in the rMBP affect the battery life? Tests? Reviews? thanks.
I know anandtech did a review of the i5 v. i7 in the MBA and found that the i5 had a little bit more battery life.... Does the amount of memory in the rMBP affect the battery life? Tests? Reviews? thanks.
dusk007 macrumors 68040 Oct 28, 2013 #2 No not really. There is a difference in theory but it is so so small. It is negligible. If you use a lot of memory, the 16GB will actually help battery life because swapping is way more energy expensive than the few extra dram chips.
No not really. There is a difference in theory but it is so so small. It is negligible. If you use a lot of memory, the 16GB will actually help battery life because swapping is way more energy expensive than the few extra dram chips.
N nealh macrumors 6502a Oct 28, 2013 #3 dizmonk said: I know anandtech did a review of the i5 v. i7 in the MBA and found that the i5 had a little bit more battery life.... Does the amount of memory in the rMBP affect the battery life? Tests? Reviews? thanks. Click to expand... cpu was more the reason. the i7 is a little more energy-hungry
dizmonk said: I know anandtech did a review of the i5 v. i7 in the MBA and found that the i5 had a little bit more battery life.... Does the amount of memory in the rMBP affect the battery life? Tests? Reviews? thanks. Click to expand... cpu was more the reason. the i7 is a little more energy-hungry