T trunksfujita macrumors member Original poster Jul 27, 2003 36 0 Miami Oct 11, 2003 #1 Not only the finder, but the overall performance of the operating system as well.
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jul 24, 2002 25,611 893 Harrogate Oct 11, 2003 #2 It is faster. XBench results show this but general usage is much more impressive. Apps launch faster, networking (especially to Windows Shares) seems faster, screen redraws via Quartz are faster. The whole OS just seems snappier.
It is faster. XBench results show this but general usage is much more impressive. Apps launch faster, networking (especially to Windows Shares) seems faster, screen redraws via Quartz are faster. The whole OS just seems snappier.
mrjamin macrumors 65816 Feb 6, 2003 1,161 1 Strongbadia Oct 11, 2003 #3 Re: Is Panther supposed to be faster than jaguar? New 17" PowerBook 1.33 MHZ, 512 Ram, Superdrive. Click to expand... not being picky, (well, i am) but thats a pretty slow powerbook! Are you sure you don't mean 1.33Ghz?
Re: Is Panther supposed to be faster than jaguar? New 17" PowerBook 1.33 MHZ, 512 Ram, Superdrive. Click to expand... not being picky, (well, i am) but thats a pretty slow powerbook! Are you sure you don't mean 1.33Ghz?