Hi all
I'm curious to hear about your Mac Mini experience index running Windows 7.
I'm primarily asking this, because I currently have an older gen Mac Mini with a 2.26Ghz Mac Mini with 2GB ram and a GeForce 9400 which gives me values of:
5.9
5.5
5.3
5.5
5.3
The latest Mac Mini is touted as two times as fast, which I know will not provide Win7EI values which are twice as high simply as the values are capped 7.9
However, If anyone here has a newer Mac Mini and has installed Win7 on it, could you post your numbers?
I'm interest in seeing a few of the values as I have a general understanding of what the increments in the EI are worth, especially as it'd give me a better idea of what to expect when running some of my multimedia apps at the same time which unfortunately currently seem to satyrate my current Mac Mini in normal use
(and it doesn't really matter if I'm running OS X or Windows... there's only so much the CPU and GPU can do to keep things running smoothly, I think we can all agree on that).
I'm curious to hear about your Mac Mini experience index running Windows 7.
I'm primarily asking this, because I currently have an older gen Mac Mini with a 2.26Ghz Mac Mini with 2GB ram and a GeForce 9400 which gives me values of:
5.9
5.5
5.3
5.5
5.3
The latest Mac Mini is touted as two times as fast, which I know will not provide Win7EI values which are twice as high simply as the values are capped 7.9
However, If anyone here has a newer Mac Mini and has installed Win7 on it, could you post your numbers?
I'm interest in seeing a few of the values as I have a general understanding of what the increments in the EI are worth, especially as it'd give me a better idea of what to expect when running some of my multimedia apps at the same time which unfortunately currently seem to satyrate my current Mac Mini in normal use
(and it doesn't really matter if I'm running OS X or Windows... there's only so much the CPU and GPU can do to keep things running smoothly, I think we can all agree on that).