Refurb Rev B or New Rev C

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  1. alphaxono, Jun 17, 2009

    alphaxono macrumors member

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    Hi,

    I have a Rev A with HDD and I was quite happy with it. But lately the flash content of some webpages are starting to annoy me. Even with Coolbook installed the fans jump up tp 6200 in no time. Now I with all the price drops I am wondering whether I should I get a Rev B 1.8 with SSD or a Rev C 2.13 with SSD.

    Is there a big difference in terms of speed or battery life?

    Thank you all!
     
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  2. Maks, Jun 17, 2009

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    I've got a Rev A w/HDD now and had a Rev B w/SSD for a day until I returned it due to the lines issue. The few problems I run into w/the Rev A are much easier to deal with than a display that looks like crap. But that's just my opinion.
     
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  3. PhixionFilms, Jun 17, 2009

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    rev c the way to go!
     
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  4. Scottsdale, Jun 17, 2009

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    Want to watch HD video, I think 2.13 is way to go. Some apps like iTunes require 2 GHz for HD video playback. Flash and QT hit CPU hard too. Also, the battery and GPU performance is better on new MBA.
     
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  5. aleksandra., Jun 18, 2009

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    I would say revision C with SSD > revision B with SSD > revision C with HDD > revision B with HDD >> revision A with SSD > revision A with HDD. Perhaps you have a bit more chance to avoid lines going with the refurb, but there's no guarantee. So apart from price, there's no reason to choose refurbished B/SSD. And no reason whatsoever to buy C/HDD version.
     
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