That's interesting... Good to know. Although if the Broadwell parts weren't really an upgrade, then it does not matter. The old ATI part would be more annoying

That's interesting... Good to know. Although if the Broadwell parts weren't really an upgrade, then it does not matter. The old ATI part would be more annoying. I also kind of understand why Apple didn't go with Skylake yet. Seeing all the problems with power management states in Linux and Windows land, it looks like they decided to skip this generation until that gets fixed.