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<blockquote data-quote="andrewc" data-source="post: 386266" data-attributes="member: 30774">Ive made the switch from PC to Mac less than a month ago and have no regrets.&nbsp; Though i'm still getting used to everything in my new MacBook Pro C2D 2.16Ghz that I purchased, I must say that I love it.&nbsp; But I have a concern...as a college student, I am by no means wealthy (purchased laptop on layaway).&nbsp; I went to the local computer store today and noticed that the same model and make of my laptop on display was performing faster than my own MacBook Pro.&nbsp; It irks me because absolutely nothing was different about it (specs) yet my laptop experiences some lag.&nbsp; Maybe I'm just being paranoid, but I want to make sure that my laptop is performing up to par and that everything is functioning normally, especially since I invested $2000+ on it.Is there anyway to check on the performance of my computer to make sure of this?&nbsp; Any information would be much appreciated.&nbsp; Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="andrewc, post: 386266, member: 30774"] Ive made the switch from PC to Mac less than a month ago and have no regrets. Though i'm still getting used to everything in my new MacBook Pro C2D 2.16Ghz that I purchased, I must say that I love it. But I have a concern...as a college student, I am by no means wealthy (purchased laptop on layaway). I went to the local computer store today and noticed that the same model and make of my laptop on display was performing faster than my own MacBook Pro. It irks me because absolutely nothing was different about it (specs) yet my laptop experiences some lag. Maybe I'm just being paranoid, but I want to make sure that my laptop is performing up to par and that everything is functioning normally, especially since I invested $2000+ on it. Is there anyway to check on the performance of my computer to make sure of this? Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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