C cchs2014 macrumors regular Original poster Dec 1, 2014 131 139 Aug 13, 2015 #1 Hello, Would a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 8gb/256gb 2.4ghz model run just as good/fast as a mid-2014 8gb/128gb 2.6ghz model? Thank you!
Hello, Would a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 8gb/256gb 2.4ghz model run just as good/fast as a mid-2014 8gb/128gb 2.6ghz model? Thank you!
R RoboWarriorSr macrumors 6502a Feb 23, 2013 889 52 Aug 13, 2015 #2 They are identical, only difference is the 2014 came with more RAM (4 -> 8 on base model). Save your money and go with the 2013. Last edited: Aug 14, 2015
They are identical, only difference is the 2014 came with more RAM (4 -> 8 on base model). Save your money and go with the 2013.
T5BRICK macrumors G3 Aug 3, 2006 8,316 2,424 Oregon Aug 13, 2015 #3 cchs2014 said: Hello, Would a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 8gb/256gb 2.4ghz model run just as good/fast as a mid-2014 8gb/128gb 2.6ghz model? Thank you! Click to expand... I'd go with the late 2013 model because it has more storage. They're both Haswell processors, so there going to perform very similarly to one another.
cchs2014 said: Hello, Would a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 8gb/256gb 2.4ghz model run just as good/fast as a mid-2014 8gb/128gb 2.6ghz model? Thank you! Click to expand... I'd go with the late 2013 model because it has more storage. They're both Haswell processors, so there going to perform very similarly to one another.
S snaky69 macrumors 603 Mar 14, 2008 5,908 488 Aug 14, 2015 #4 cchs2014 said: Hello, Would a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 8gb/256gb 2.4ghz model run just as good/fast as a mid-2014 8gb/128gb 2.6ghz model? Thank you! Click to expand... The performance would be nearly identical. Buy the older one, it has more storage.
cchs2014 said: Hello, Would a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 8gb/256gb 2.4ghz model run just as good/fast as a mid-2014 8gb/128gb 2.6ghz model? Thank you! Click to expand... The performance would be nearly identical. Buy the older one, it has more storage.