I have just got this from blank screen saver
took a good minute to come back to normal, this is after the update too
Safari seems noticeably snappier (the text disappearing glitch may be fixed, I typed a bunch into Facebook comment fields to test, which is where I was really seeing it before, but no sign of it yet), however scrolling in Finder, Chrome, and Mail does not.
Here's something strange: after this graphic update, the Intel HD 4000 of my mid 2012 cMBP 15-inch 8gb of ram went down from 512mb of vram to 384mb.
Is it happening to someone else?
Here's something strange: after this graphic update, the Intel HD 4000 of my mid 2012 cMBP 15-inch 8gb of ram went down from 512mb of vram to 384mb.
Is it happening to someone else?
Here's something strange: after this graphic update, the Intel HD 4000 of my mid 2012 cMBP 15-inch 8gb of ram went down from 512mb of vram to 384mb.
Is it happening to someone else?
Weird. Is it reproducible?
Loving the new increased performance in games![]()
Well.. seems I have cheered too soon..
Yesterday evening everything seemed smooth as butter, but now it's glitching again
Seemed to start when it switched from the intel graphics to the nvidia and back for some reason when visiting ebay. (I use gfxCardStatus to monitor)
I see screen tearing when visiting my synology and letters sometimes disappear when typing in forms on webpages (had it on ebay and now typing this)..
this.. is getting.. annoying...![]()
Try reseting your SMC and PRAM.
To test the Graphic performance, you should use something like Cinebench.
Cinebench has been CPU bound for a few years now. Try again.
Not really. You could benchmark GPU with this great 2-in-1 application.
Do you know what CPU bound means? It means that a 9400m would score the same on the GPU test as a GTX 680 because it is solely determined by the speed of the accompanying CPU. Raise the CPU and the GPU score raises as well. Change the GPU and the GPU score stays the same. That is why it is useless.
Or do you think it correct that GPU's miles apart should score within 5% of one another?
All the same here. I wish Chrome would fix its lagging problems. Safari is much snappier while scrolling than Chrome, but Chrome's extensions makes a huge difference.
Regardless of the point of view, this program is excellent for the purpose discussed in this thread:
GPU benchmarks with the same hardware but with different graphic drivers.
By the way, ANY program for GPU benchmarking is dependent on CPU; the only question is: "in what degree?"
so Last night I so happened to GeekBench my machine (comparing it to my colleagues new Alienware)
Before - 12000
After - 11960
I was freaking out a little....
So I reset SMC + PRAM
Results = 12006
interesting...