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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Desktop Hardware
i5 vs i7 Processor
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<blockquote data-quote="KennyC" data-source="post: 1807448" data-attributes="member: 401215"><p>Would I notice the difference between i5 & i7 processor other than future longevity for my computer uses when buying a new mac? Let me begin with what I do on computer: Besides internet forum reading, looking up stuff wanting to learn or purchase, purchasing, bill paying, working with office doc's like word, excel, pp, very little access, mp3 & some streaming radio stations, photo's with photoshop elements ( no real heavy processing, a hobby photographer), jig saw puzzles, e-mail, calendar to sync with iphone. Thats pretty much it, not a gamer. Sorry I know little about how the iMac uses hardware like memory and stuff and trying to choose wisely. Any help greatly appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KennyC, post: 1807448, member: 401215"] Would I notice the difference between i5 & i7 processor other than future longevity for my computer uses when buying a new mac? Let me begin with what I do on computer: Besides internet forum reading, looking up stuff wanting to learn or purchase, purchasing, bill paying, working with office doc's like word, excel, pp, very little access, mp3 & some streaming radio stations, photo's with photoshop elements ( no real heavy processing, a hobby photographer), jig saw puzzles, e-mail, calendar to sync with iphone. Thats pretty much it, not a gamer. Sorry I know little about how the iMac uses hardware like memory and stuff and trying to choose wisely. Any help greatly appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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