Numus
Posting Freak Posts: 809 Joined: May 2007 Reputation: 6 |
2012-05-29 03:18
Post: #11
I am running 4.2.2 and my buddy is running 4.2.1... Is there any reason to upgrade since i cant do 4.3 or 4.4
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Ned Scott
Team-XBMC Wiki Guy Posts: 11,954 Joined: Jan 2011 Reputation: 131 Location: Arizona, USA |
2012-05-29 04:02
Post: #12
(2012-05-29 03:18)Numus Wrote: I am running 4.2.2 and my buddy is running 4.2.1... Is there any reason to upgrade since i cant do 4.3 or 4.4 Only if you want the feature updates from the Apple side of things (Netflix improvements, MLB, AirPlay mirroring, etc). You can make easy links to the XBMC wiki using double brackets around words: [[debug log]] = debug log, [[Add-on:YouTube]] = Add-on:YouTube, [[Adding videos to the library]] = Adding videos to the library, [[userdata]] = userdata, etc |
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fl0PPsy
Member Posts: 51 Joined: Aug 2009 Reputation: 2 |
2012-05-29 05:00
Post: #13
I'm mainly curious if there are any performance gains or losses with the new Firmware?
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Ned Scott
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2012-05-29 05:09
Post: #14
(2012-05-29 05:00)fl0PPsy Wrote: I'm mainly curious if there are any performance gains or losses with the new Firmware? For performance (note this is just from what other people have said, and is not any kind of scientific measurement): 4.3 > 5.0.1 (aka 5.1.1, newest version) > 5.0 (aka 5.1) = 4.4.4 You can make easy links to the XBMC wiki using double brackets around words: [[debug log]] = debug log, [[Add-on:YouTube]] = Add-on:YouTube, [[Adding videos to the library]] = Adding videos to the library, [[userdata]] = userdata, etc |
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