Y yeric macrumors newbie Original poster Feb 23, 2011 #1 The only difference I see between the new MacBooks tomorrow is 1MB of cache and 100MHz of clock. Am I overlooking something? If those are the only differences, it would seem to me that the i7 option would only be worth $50 upgrade (to me).
The only difference I see between the new MacBooks tomorrow is 1MB of cache and 100MHz of clock. Am I overlooking something? If those are the only differences, it would seem to me that the i7 option would only be worth $50 upgrade (to me).
D dacreativeguy macrumors 68020 Feb 24, 2011 #2 I have an 8GB i7 with 7200RPM drive at work and it screams. I don't notice any slowdowns when running Fusion. But I'm sure an i5 would be plenty for most uses.
I have an 8GB i7 with 7200RPM drive at work and it screams. I don't notice any slowdowns when running Fusion. But I'm sure an i5 would be plenty for most uses.