Below you will find Photoshop 4.0 results comparing a PowerMac
G3/300 to three Pentium II based machines. Testing was done
by PCWeek using a 19MB file. Results
represent the percentage of time take to perform a Photoshop
task relative to the G3/300 which receives a score of 100%.
Shorter bars equals faster performance.
The following Photoshop results are from the January issue
of BYTE Magazine
. The Bravo is a 300Mhz Pentium II based machine running Windows
NT 4. Shorter bars indicate better performance.
Below is a graph showing the performance of Windows based
machines to their Mac counterpart when testing with Mathematica
3.0. The results should be taken as indication of how the
OS performs relative to each other and not to the performance
potential of the machine. If for example you were able to
run the Mac OS on the HP machine it might perform as well
as the PowerMac.
Once again the BYTEmark scores show the G3/300 well ahead
of any Intel Pentium processor. These scores are from BYTE
Magazine. BYTEmark tests the speed of the Processor Subsystem
(processor, coprocessors and L2 cache). Scores below show
relative performance as a percentage of the score of the G3/300
which receives a score of 100%. Longer bars equals
better performance
Below you will find the scores for the individual test that
make up the BYTEmark testing suite. For information on these
scores please visit the BYTE Magazine
web site.
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