ML on cMBP

[sofianito]

Has anyone tried to run ML GM on cMBP?

Reading the different topics, it seems ML will be optimized for retina and will fix all rMBP issues. So, will it run faster on cMBP than rMBP?... or slower? XD

I can imagine the following snippet from ML code:

if (isRetina == true ) then
cpuAssistApllicationsUIs;
else
// Nothing to do...
endif

 

[heisenberg123]

Has anyone tried to run ML GM on cMBP?

Reading the different topics, it seems ML will be optimized for retina and will fix all rMBP issues. So, will it run faster on cMBP than rMBP?... or slower? XD

I can imagine the following snippet from ML code:

if (isRetina == true ) then
cpuAssistApllicationsUIs;
else
// Nothing to do...
endif

what is a cMBP?

 

[maflynn]

what is a cMBP?

Classic MBP (non retina)

 

[heisenberg123]

Classic MBP (non retina)

ahh in that case yes ML will run on everything from 2008 and up

 

[ugp]

ahh in that case yes ML will run on everything from 2008 and up

That is not what he asked.

Mountain Lion should run just fine and is optimized to run well on all supported systems.

 

[Rajpdx]

Classic MBP (non retina)

Is that the same as an MBP?

 

[heisenberg123]

That is not what he asked.

Mountain Lion should run just fine and is optimized to run well on all supported systems.

your answer is the same except i said "will" run and you said "should" run

 

[ugp]

your answer is the same except i said "will" run and you said "should" run

Touche! lol

 

[sofianito]

I am mostly interested in a comparison between mid 2012 cMBP vs rMBP applications speed once loaded into memory (i.e. Application loading time from disk is not counted).

 

[maflynn]

Is that the same as an MBP?

yes, but people put the c for classic in front to distinguish it from the retina model.

 

[Rajpdx]

yes, but people put the c for classic in front to distinguish it from the retina model.

isn't that the rMBP?

(Don't mind me, I'm just being a bit silly).