P prfrma macrumors regular Original poster May 29, 2010 204 0 Nov 2, 2012 #1 Seems like it was almost all software. No UI lag for me any more and stunning performance on games at (undoubled) 1080p. Maybe the 13" might get better over time with new firmware? (although it's unlikely)
Seems like it was almost all software. No UI lag for me any more and stunning performance on games at (undoubled) 1080p. Maybe the 13" might get better over time with new firmware? (although it's unlikely)
M moxxey macrumors regular Feb 27, 2011 220 19 Nov 2, 2012 #2 prfrma said: Seems like it was almost all software. Click to expand... I thought we agreed months ago it was a software issue and that driver updates would improve lag? Most lag issues are to do with Adobe Flash (and Flash movies) on websites, which is the issue Jobs brought up a couple of years ago.
prfrma said: Seems like it was almost all software. Click to expand... I thought we agreed months ago it was a software issue and that driver updates would improve lag? Most lag issues are to do with Adobe Flash (and Flash movies) on websites, which is the issue Jobs brought up a couple of years ago.
F Freyqq macrumors 601 Dec 13, 2004 4,038 181 Nov 2, 2012 #3 is there any UI lag at 1920x1200 scaled resolution?
C CausticPuppy macrumors 68000 May 1, 2012 1,536 70 Nov 2, 2012 #4 No UI lag to report here on my 13" retina macbook. Turns out that Chrome doesn't handle retina resolution nearly as well as Safari.
No UI lag to report here on my 13" retina macbook. Turns out that Chrome doesn't handle retina resolution nearly as well as Safari.
nontroppo macrumors 6502 Mar 11, 2009 430 22 Nov 2, 2012 #5 moxxey said: I thought we agreed months ago it was a software issue and that driver updates would improve lag? Click to expand... Except I keep seeing people posting new threads saying the Intel HD4000 cannot drive retina resolutions (it is far more than capable, both in terms of fill rates and memory bandwidth, including scaling), it is an incorrect meme that will not die...
moxxey said: I thought we agreed months ago it was a software issue and that driver updates would improve lag? Click to expand... Except I keep seeing people posting new threads saying the Intel HD4000 cannot drive retina resolutions (it is far more than capable, both in terms of fill rates and memory bandwidth, including scaling), it is an incorrect meme that will not die...
H hugesaggyboobs macrumors member Nov 3, 2012 44 0 Nov 3, 2012 #6 I still see some lag from time-to-time. I did get better though with software updates.