My point in it being variable was not that every bounce was variable, but that that one could update the operating system and change the amount of time each bounce is against the temporal clock. Boom instant "feels" faster.
I'm curious why everyone keeps saying that the MacBook just feels faster because applications open in fewer "bounces." This is an utterly meaningly metric given that it would not suprise me in the slightest if the speed of "bounces" is variable. I can understand the benchmarks based on comparing time to compute something, but the number of "bounces" is just rediculous.
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My point in it being variable was not that every bounce was variable, but that that one could update the operating system and change the amount of time each bounce is against the temporal clock. Boom instant "feels" faster.
I'm curious why everyone keeps saying that the MacBook just feels faster because applications open in fewer "bounces." This is an utterly meaningly metric given that it would not suprise me in the slightest if the speed of "bounces" is variable. I can understand the benchmarks based on comparing time to compute something, but the number of "bounces" is just rediculous.