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The Retina MacBook Pro was able to perform unrendered playback of the animated template very nearly at real-time speed (29.97 FPS).

Because the two MacBook Airs did not have enough memory to render all 600 frames, we calculated the playback and render speed in frames per second (FPS) instead of seconds. The sample template used was the 1920x1080 HD 600 frame Atmospheric. We ran two tests: Playback without pre-render and render RAM preview. Here, the graphics processing unit (GPU) gets the stress. When we moved the library to an internal 3Gb/s SSD, we were able to shave 13 seconds off the Ninja Noise processing time. SPECIAL NOTE: In the case of the Mac Pro, the Aperture Library was on a Velociraptor 10K HDD. The MacBook Airs languished because they only have two cores (four with hyper-threading). A twelve core Mac Pro won't the run the Noise Ninja test any faster than the six core Mac Pro or the four core MacBook Pros. How? The CPU load maxed out at 800% so any Mac with at least four cores (eight with hyper-threading) can run Aperture's CPU intensive tasks like Noise Ninja just as fast as the fastest Mac Pro. Quad-Core MacBook Pros can keep up with the Mac Pro.

Buy intel hd graphics 3000 for mac pro (mid 2010)