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verify.
For those of us who are skeptical, how would we know that our windows are getting compressed? How does Mr. Welch know that his windows are getting such-and-such compression?
verify.
the compression:
It works for me!!!
I tested with eight applications which mixed as a carbon, cocoa, and classic applications.
verify.
The information given is accurate. If you look at top, a lot of times the processor's doing almost nothing, and the bus going to the processor is saturated. Just doing the math, the processor is running at 2x1.25 GHz on the high-end machines, but data is only getting there at 167 MHz. Granted, this is oversimplified and doesn't take into account a number of other factors, but that's a pretty big disparity. To verify window buffer compression, you have to have the developer tools installed.
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