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Does further font-smoothing slow down my Mac?


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I downloaded this program called 'TinkerTool' which main priority is to deliver hidden system preferences to your fingertips and let you play around with your system. I changed the font smoothing option from medium (for most LCDs) to strong. It did not say whether performance would be affected but it looks a whole bunch nicer. I do a lot of work on my machine and just wanted to know whether it would effect performance/how fast my Mac will run?...

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Should not make any measurable difference.
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