Comment posted on OS X Snow Leopard vs Leopard on a Macbook Pro. Disappointment by chrisaceto

I've had some more time to really test Snow Leopard since the install and I can say with certainty, it is noticeably faster than Leopard. Startup and shutdown are much quicker, opening applications is quicker, connecting to my network and working off of network drives also seems much quicker.

For $35, it's been well worth the price at the very least.

chrisaceto also commented

• I've had some more time to really test Snow Leopard since the install and I can say with certainty, it is noticeably faster than Leopard. Startup and shutdown are much quicker, opening applications is quicker, connecting to my network and working off of network drives also seems much quicker.

  For $35, it's been well worth the price at the very least.

• My XBench score has not improved at all. The only increase in performance that can be seen via Xbench is when booting my Macbook Pro in 64 bit mode.

  http://christopheraceto.com/2009/08/29/32-bit-a…

• Actually I did test it right after. It's been off for about 5 hours, I'm going to run it again. Maybe Xbench doesn't support 64 bit? Can someone verify?

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