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phunkey

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Jul 30, 2007
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Hey all,

I've decided to shell out some cash for a Macbook Pro, mainly for audio recording and mixing. My only question is whether the difference between the 2.2GHz and the 2.4GHz model is noteworthy at all - other than price :D? I can't imagine that the .2GHz justify the xtra cash, but I noticed that the graphics card of the cheaper model is 128MB compared to 256MB on the 2.4 one. Will this make a big difference?

Any advice is very much appreciated!

Thanks,
Max
 
Hey all,

I've decided to shell out some cash for a Macbook Pro, mainly for audio recording and mixing. My only question is whether the difference between the 2.2GHz and the 2.4GHz model is noteworthy at all - other than price :D? I can't imagine that the .2GHz justify the xtra cash, but I noticed that the graphics card of the cheaper model is 128MB compared to 256MB on the 2.4 one. Will this make a big difference?

Any advice is very much appreciated!

Thanks,
Max

There's not really much difference between the two that most people would notice.
 
Hey all,

I've decided to shell out some cash for a Macbook Pro, mainly for audio recording and mixing. My only question is whether the difference between the 2.2GHz and the 2.4GHz model is noteworthy at all - other than price :D? I can't imagine that the .2GHz justify the xtra cash, but I noticed that the graphics card of the cheaper model is 128MB compared to 256MB on the 2.4 one. Will this make a big difference?

Any advice is very much appreciated!

Thanks,
Max

Unless you're going to be a hardcore gamer (if you are you shouldn't be buying a MBP anyways..) then no, it's not going to make a big difference. Worth the $500? Not in my book.
 
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