We have been with the new 12-inch MacBook for many days now and little by little we are having more news related to both its release and the speed with which it works in extreme situations. We are already receiving questions from certain users who claim that their new MacBooks have suffered dents. by the charger itself before being opened. We advise all of them to contact Apple as soon as possible.
However, the news that we want to convey to you today is quite different and is related to the speed with which OS X itself works and the Windows 10 Preview with Boot Camp.
The fact is that a famous computer scientist from Computer Science, Alex King, has managed to install under Boot Camp the preview version of Windows 10, putting his hands to the head when he has observed that it runs even more fluid than OS X itself on the new 12-inch MacBooks.
It is not the first time that some user or other has complained that the existing animations in OS X Yosemite are sometimes a bit slow or slow, something that King has now been able to see in first person when comparing OS X with Windows 10. It is clear that we are not talking about a complete installation of Windows 10 since there are not all the necessary drives for an automatic installation.
We will see if Apple takes note of these statements and they are truly true. If that is so, they will already be in charge within the Apple headquarters of make OS X unequivocally smoother than Windows 10.
There is only one problem, it is still windows and the computers that I have had windows have not helped me much, it is a silly expense, having to go shopping for antivirus, its updates that take a long time to install, it is a system chaos
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Good guys,
let's relax the tone a bit that is not so bad 🙂
Everyone has their opinion and they are all respectable but respect each other or it will be time to moderate comments, something that we never have to do guys, comment without insults.
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It is simple, a newly installed operating system and especially windows, it will be super fluid at the beginning, to have an efficient analysis you have to install the applications, use it appropriately for at least a week and then evaluate. Although there is no doubt that on a computer with an SSD hard disk, the operating systems and applications run faster and their fragmentation by use is not very noticeable, since RAM and SSD work as if they were one.
Much altered I see ... in parts.
The software is not magic, neither by having a little apple will it be magically faster and more efficient nor by having some windows we will automatically get viruses. Software is that ... software, and there is no more.
On specific hardware, a program with less "watermarks" will obviously go faster. Now it remains to check to what level one and the other had options such as rounded corners, animations, transparencies, etc. That consumes process time, and whoever thinks that it does not, start learning computer science, but from scratch.
The "worrying" thing in any case, is that we are talking about an OS without specific drivers, it is to be assumed (and it is a lot to assume) that with appropriate drivers the difference could be greater, but it may not, since if we use the integrated graphics It is to be assumed that the drivers for the Intel graphics system will be quite flawed.
And by the way, I recommend some "enthusiasts" to go down into the real world. Windows is no longer the "mazacote" of XP. Today you can have a system running for years without problems and without loss of performance.
That said, let's not get into seeing "who pees farther." Each system has an ecosystem of users, and there is no more.
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