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The 13-inch Retina Pro starts at $1,299, and you get standard-for-an-ultrabook specs: 128GB of flash storage, 4GB of RAM, and a 2.4GHz dual-core fourth-gen Core i5 processor.

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The new Pro also has improved dual microphones and an improved-light-sensitivity 720p FaceTime camera for Web chats - welcome improvements for this type of premium product. If you really need hard-wired Ethernet, a USB (or Thunderbolt) adapter is sold separately. We're in an age where wireless is clearly the way to go - and with upgraded 802.11ac wireless built-in, you're only a compatible router away from greatness. The Air lacks the extra Thunderbolt port and HDMI.Ī physical Ethernet port is still an unfortunate and intentional omission. One of the big advantages to the Retina Pro over the 13-inch MacBook Air is its plethora of ports: two USB 3.0, two faster-throughput Thunderbolt 2 ports, an SDXC card slot, and even HDMI. And the Retina Display, the same as last year's, looks just as good. The point is, the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display matches the territory in terms of price. Both of those systems are thinner, lighter laptops, but also run less powerful ultrabook-optimized Core i5 processors.īut enough of the nit-picking.

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The Kirabook comes with twice the RAM and flash storage (8GB, 256GB) versus the Retina MacBook Pro for the same price the Ativ Book 9 Plus comes with the same 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD for $100 more. If you want to push out regular video, use fast storage and ram.Both of those laptops start at $1,299 and $1,399, respectively. If you're wanting to be the next Pixar, get a shitload of the best gpus you can lay your paws on. Rendering a quarter of a trillion triangles per millisecond does.

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A series of still frames doesn't need that kind of processing. It handles extremely fine floating point operations extremely quickly. It's a number crunching beast, with a very specific instruction set. SSDs operate in nanoseconds, retrieving data as fast as your CPU can request it.Ī gpu does much of the same work as a CPU. They're quick, but nowhere near as fast as solid state. Traditional HDDs operate in milliseconds of response time. A very fast storage device and a great deal of fast ram will be your friend there. The kicker is that the vast majority of what your computer is doing while processing video is pulling data from storage to ram and vice versa.

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If the software is optimized to use a high power gpu, then you'll see a bit of performance increase. Video processing is taking data from your storage, dumping it into RAM, sending it to be processed by CPU or gpu, then sent back to storage or ram. It depends on what the equipment is processing, and the software being used. If you want to render 3d graphics or cgi, it'll help.

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