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Photoshop CS3 Performance vs. CS2
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<blockquote data-quote="Ice Cream Man" data-source="post: 291332" data-attributes="member: 23342"><p>What really rubs me the wrong way about that, is that if they can make a universal Binary that works that much better on PPC, what was their problem that they could make the PPC code just as snappy. </p><p></p><p>Discrimination, that's what it is. They purposely made crap code on PPC, to make the performance suck. Now that it's associated with Intel, they're singing the praises now. It's not like they couldn't have done it. They were just either lazy, or discriminating.</p><p></p><p>Added</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ice Cream Man, post: 291332, member: 23342"] What really rubs me the wrong way about that, is that if they can make a universal Binary that works that much better on PPC, what was their problem that they could make the PPC code just as snappy. Discrimination, that's what it is. They purposely made crap code on PPC, to make the performance suck. Now that it's associated with Intel, they're singing the praises now. It's not like they couldn't have done it. They were just either lazy, or discriminating. Added [/QUOTE]
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