Feels like I've been waiting and waiting for real world reviews of the new MacBook Pro 15", and still can't seem to find definitive results comparing the the 455 2GB and 460 4GB. I've found a lot of comparisons for previous generation, etc. I'd really love to see some BruceX export tests or something between the two cards. Does anyone know of a source that's compared the machines in this manner? Anyone own these machines that can weigh in? Not looking to discuss the typical complaints here.
I'm thinking of picking up a 2.7GHz/455 15", and wouldn't mind saving 100 bucks to put towards some other accessories if the differences are pretty marginal. Also retail stock levels on that configuration seem to be maintained. If the differences are staggering, it would obviously be worth the wait. This would be replacing an iMac as my small kids have made me realize my starving need for mobility these days. I already have a OWC ThunderBay4 which houses my raid 0 array from my old dead Mac Pro.
Primary use:
- Running a small business
- Video production
- Mostly 1080, but I've had more and more 4k come up
- FCPX
- Adobe Premiere
- After Effects (fairly light these days)
- Graphic/Web design
- Photoshop
- Illustrator
- Coding
- Very very very (VERY!) light gaming in Windows. Primarily, Star Wars Battlefront.
- Occasionally fire up my old 3DSMax 2012 (though most newer computers easily meet the requirements of that since the software is getting pretty long in the tooth.)
I'm thinking of picking up a 2.7GHz/455 15", and wouldn't mind saving 100 bucks to put towards some other accessories if the differences are pretty marginal. Also retail stock levels on that configuration seem to be maintained. If the differences are staggering, it would obviously be worth the wait. This would be replacing an iMac as my small kids have made me realize my starving need for mobility these days. I already have a OWC ThunderBay4 which houses my raid 0 array from my old dead Mac Pro.
Primary use:
- Running a small business
- Video production
- Mostly 1080, but I've had more and more 4k come up
- FCPX
- Adobe Premiere
- After Effects (fairly light these days)
- Graphic/Web design
- Photoshop
- Illustrator
- Coding
- Very very very (VERY!) light gaming in Windows. Primarily, Star Wars Battlefront.
- Occasionally fire up my old 3DSMax 2012 (though most newer computers easily meet the requirements of that since the software is getting pretty long in the tooth.)