Nope it isn't. Thats the biggest problem with it atm.
Before, Macs speed stats could have been argued either way, becuase it was a slight case of apples and oranges. But now that they have been thrown in the same boat as PC's, but crippled by Intels AWFUL onboard GPU, they are floundering.
This could either go two ways I think:
1) Intel will use this as a running start to develop their GPU and try to get back into the mainstream market with it.
..or..
2) Mac will have to use someone elses GPU, they can't have their, traditionally graphically and design oriantated platform being wooped.
If they signed a GPU as well as a CPU deal when they switched to Intel (which they probably did) then option 1 will probably happen.
Before, Macs speed stats could have been argued either way, becuase it was a slight case of apples and oranges. But now that they have been thrown in the same boat as PC's, but crippled by Intels AWFUL onboard GPU, they are floundering.
This could either go two ways I think:
1) Intel will use this as a running start to develop their GPU and try to get back into the mainstream market with it.
..or..
2) Mac will have to use someone elses GPU, they can't have their, traditionally graphically and design oriantated platform being wooped.
If they signed a GPU as well as a CPU deal when they switched to Intel (which they probably did) then option 1 will probably happen.