M3 Max vs M3 Pro vs M2 Max vs M1 Pro vs Intel MacBook Pro! - I DIDN'T EXPECT THIS! 🤯 [2023]
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M3 Max vs M3 Pro vs M2 Max vs M1 Pro vs Intel! Performance benchmark test comparisons!
Should you upgrade? And if so....to what?
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Cut to the chase: comparison specs at 1:53. Results at 4:37, 5:30, and 5:54. But anything lit by YT'ers' purple and blue lights is no-go in my (Mac)book.
why do you change the format of displaying the data for each metric? detailed video + effort put in but the editing obfuscated the results a bit
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🤯 *Introduction and MacBook Pro Lineup*
- Introduction to testing six different Apple MacBook Pros.
- Overview of the MacBook Pro lineup, including M3 Max, M3 Pro, M2 Max, M1 Pro, and Intel MacBook Pro.
- Mention of comparing M3 series chips to M1 and Intel versions.
02:18 💻 *CPU Performance Comparison*
- Comparison of CPU performance using Geekbench scores.
- Detailed CPU specifications of each MacBook Pro model.
- Notable differences in single-core and multi-core performance.
04:50 🖥️ *GPU Performance Comparison*
- Comparison of GPU performance using Geekbench scores.
- Highlighting the role of GPUs in graphics-intensive tasks.
- Notable differences in GPU scores among different MacBook Pro models.
06:57 🎮 *Gaming Performance and 3D Mark Test*
- Assessing gaming performance using the 3D Mark test.
- Exploring how M3 Max, M3 Pro, and M2 Max perform in gaming.
- Comparing gaming scores with the 2019 Intel MacBook Pro.
08:46 🎥 *Video Editing and Software Performance*
- Evaluating performance in video editing and software like Photoshop.
- Using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test to measure read and write speeds.
- Comparing Blender Open Data scores for creative professionals.
09:54 💡 *Key Takeaways and Upgrade Considerations*
- Summarizing the key takeaways from performance tests.
- Providing insights on whether to upgrade based on existing MacBook Pro models.
- Discussing the significance of the M3 Max in the MacBook Pro lineup.
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Great video man! I upgraded from my 2019 Intel 15 inch MacBook Pro to the 2023 M3 Pro 16 inch MacBook Pro. This new M3 Pro blows my 2019 MBP out of the water!
Doesn’t it just! 👌
Ha, I have a 2012 15” MBP 16GB/750GB that is being replaced with a 14” MBP 12/18 36GB/1TB - I think I’m going to be happy when it finally arrives!
Oh yeah! Man, it really is scary fast!@@ASBYT
Bro, prepare to be blown away with how incredible your new Mac is!
@@davidcarrico3385
Out of curiosity do you notice it overheating or the fan kicking in?
Literally if I get on a web page with ads, my 2019 16" Intel heats up to an ungodly temp and kills the battery.
Thanks, approciate the detailed comparision! Looks like I made a good choice, my order is on the way. Upgrading from M1 Air 8/512 to M3 Pro 12/18/36GB/1TB model, as a software engineer.
Congratulations! Can I ask what pushed you into making that decision? I am also in a similar situation - currently on a 13" M1 Macbook Pro 16/512, and I'm thinking about going into the M3 series of chips - since I find myself a lot of times using all the RAM (sometimes the pressure is in the orange), and my storage is running out. I never had any of the Pro or Max line of chips, and I have no idea what to get in order to future proof myself (hoped not to buy a notebook in minimum 5 years when purchasing the M1 Macbook Pro). I am an iOS developer, Biomedical engineer - so Matlab and other good stuff, and I'm trying to get into photography/videography. Should I get the M3 Pro? Or the M3 Max? How much RAM? I have no idea, and like yes - these benchmarks show that these notebooks are absolute powerhouses, but at the same time do I need this? Is an M3 Max a total overkill or just enough? Ahhhh I hate this.
@@marekmadar3602 I was frequently running out of RAM as I am a backend engineer. I use docker containers, multiple VS Code and pycharm instances, tons of chrome tabs (50+), slack, postman, multiple terminals. 8 GB RAM wasn't cutting it in MacBook air.
I don't need Max's 30/40 graphics cores, however I wanted to make sure I am getting one of the best machines out there. So I settled for full m3 pro (unbinned) as I can see using that for couple of years now.
If base M chip isn't cutting it for you, get the Pro. You probably don't need Max chips.
And 16/18 GB RAM is absolute bare minimum in 2024 for software engineers. Might as well spend some extra and get 24/32/36 RAM. Good luck!
Really informative video! I have a 2019 16” MBP, 8C/16GB w/1TB and am looking to upgrade. Definitely want 16”, but am conflicted about the best configuration: M3 Pro 12CPU/18GPU/36GB w/2TB or jumping to the M3 Max with 14CPU/30GPU/36GB w/2TB. Neither are inexpensive, but want to make sure I really see the difference if I’m spending over $3000 on an upgrade. Thanks!
Go M3max!
If you have an M2 max and are thinking about an upgrade you are delusional, simple as that😂
Calling the 2019 Macbook a furnace is an understatement.
Simple web browsing has this thing heating to the temperature of the sun. Then the fan kicks in and you feel like you're in the middle of Hurricane Katrina.
I’m a UA-camr who edits a lot but that pretty much the hardest work my computer will be doing. I’m torn between buying the 14 M2 Max, 14 M3 Pro or 14 M3 Max.
This video has convinced me that there is absolutely no sense for me to upgrade from my M1 Pro to anything that is currently available.
Hey ASBYT, thanks for the Video! I have an iMac from 2013, and he works like a smoooooth glove. It is so good. But all the Programs are now wanna update (i have Catalina installed) and so i had to look around what it would replaced. I wanted to use the iMac as my monitor and bought a new M3 Pro. So the funny thing ist, you can use the iMac as an Monitor only with 2019 models....... and my iMac from 2013 runs better Adobe Programs than the M3. I spoke with APPLE over an hour about both issues and the resolution is now: i bring the M3 back and maybe buy a M2, because it doesn't have so much problems and bugs than the M3. It is really sad. He told me i have a powerhouse with the M3, but something is wrong and it is not good and that the Catalina is the best Update yet. And the new one has many problems. So i think it is too early to buy the M3. But the color is nice and the Sound is really awesome. But with this issues that is coming i can`t work.. and that ist not nice. Thanks and i wish you a good day! - Aphrokite
I wanted to know whether M3PRO or M2MAX is better and has higher performance, so your video was very helpful.
I‘m currently facing the decision of buying the M2 Max or the M3 Pro for the same price (and with the same RAM). I‘m kind of surprised that in this video it almost seems like the M3 Pro would be the better choice, because so far everyone told me the M2 Max would be faster…What did you end up getting?
Hey, same here! Did you make a choice?@@mypicturesbox
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You didn't compare battery... no way... dislike
how was the battery?
Intel MBP with the 2.4ghz i9, 64gb of ram, and 5600M is still super powerful and a great laptop. An insane deal on ebay too. Again one issue is Fan Noise. Silicon gives that nice quality of life
no it's not. This thing is garbage if you want to use it as a professional working machine. Macbook Pros from 2016 and 2019 were all over »Monday Products« and not the quality you're used to from apple. I highly recommend picking at least an M1 chip. I'm saying this out of experience with both machines.
Very good review. M3 max 128 gb as an endgame solution
about to upgrade from my 2019 i7 Mac! Held out as long as I could but im very excited for the M3 pro
Welcome to a new world. My wife upgraded from the 2017 MacBook Pro to a 2021 M1 MacBook Pro. A universal difference in performance and battery life. Also, far less fan noise.
M1 is the way to go, significantly cheaper for similar performance
Fortunately, most job tasks do not need more than the M1 MacBook Pro. The M2 Pro, M3 Pro MBP, and M3 Max are just a luxury overkill. Until the work tasks get more difficult, someone is paying for luxury level of production or trying to fight for a promotion through increased production.
bro, you're not revealing the truth because you didn't test the 16 m1 max the best till now
Love the M chip hardware. And hate with all my guts Apple OS! I would buy a M2 or even a M3 13 in a laptop if only Linux could be installed on such a laptop 😢
Your read write test is incorrect. Read write speed depends on the disk capacity. 1Tb is faster then 512Gb, 512Gb is faster than 256Gb
Excellent review! Trying to decide between a refurbished M2 Max vs. a new M3 Pro. Your review and comment helped the decision process. Many thanks!
What did you decide?
I need a new computer and I do some coding. Im going with the M2 Air with 16gb RAM
Astoundiny good video, only one thing I noticed - there was a serious issue with the 3D Mark test you ran. I think it was caused by running the app full screen - there’s been a weird bug where the benchmark works much better in windowed mode. Just leave it as it is when you open it and it works best that way as of now. Anyway my M2 Max 16”, 38 core gets 150.8 fps (25,120 score I think) in Wild Life Extreme Unlimited, and 120 fps in Wild Life Extreme (where it’s limited by the screen refresh rate) so I know something wasn’t quite right!
I’d really like to see you compare the full 38 core M2 Max to the binned version of the M3 Max with only 30 cores. Is there still a performance gain with the M3 Max?
Should you recommend buying an m2max instead of an m3pro? I am going to use it for blender, illustrator, photoshop and video edititing. Thanks in advance
I also have same doubt
same question!
Same here. Ordered an M3 Pro 12 core then canceled it and ordered an M2 Max 12 Core (both had 32(6) GB RAM and 1TB SSD.
And now I'm on the fence again of switching back.
I just don't know if the 30 GPUs and 400 GB/s bandwidth on the M2 Max will get any use doing what I do (pro audio , not video)
Thoughts?
@@digilifeprodid you reach a solution?
@@jobinjoy2890 Yes. Went with the MacBook M2 Max 12 Core, 32 GB RAM, 1TB SSD. Definitely gave me the most optimal power where I needed it (8P cores vs 6P in the M3). Very satisfied. Cheers
thanks, I've ordered a 2 max thanks to you brother
Hello. At the same price would you buy a Macbook Pro 14 with an M2 Max 32Gb Ram ou an M3 pro CPU 18Gb Ram? Thanks 😊
M2 max with 32gb
No consideration for cost. No go video.
7:00 definitely a limitation here, you need to run the offscreen test
Is the M3 Max fans in the 14 inch louder vs M3 Pro fans in 14 inch? Wanting a test.
I shouldn't think so. Smaller chassis
@@psysword Huh? He asked to compare two 14" chassis with different chips.
The M1 Pro SSD being faster is likely due to it being a higher capacity model at 2TB. Historically with Apple, the higher capacities above base typically have the fastest speed. 1TB is base for the M3 Max so you would need a 2TB or higher drive to likely get an accurate assessment.
Wait for the M4 to come out
even m5
M80!!!
What do you think is the best for a University student? (mix media, so full stack web development, film and photography) I was thinking the base *M3 pro* Macbook pro 14 vs just the base M3 14 with 16gb ram?
(with 1tb for both)
Go for 14 inch macbook pro M3 MAX 36gb ram storage up to you
@@IdrisShenaee I don’t imagine i’ll need nearly that much power for my use case, that seems like the build for an active professional instead of an aspiring one like myself.
@@PoofyisDead If you believe you dont need a powerful Macbook pro but try at least 36 GB RAM because you will regret it after. if you buy 16 GB. I have a Macbook pro 13 inch M1 16 GB unified memory, I always run out memory I use it for Xcode, browsing, Final cut Pro, Photoshop, and Paython and I have New 14 inch Macbook pro 36 GB Perfect no issues
Maxed out M3 Max in a 16" chassis barely beats the binned M2 Max in a 14" chassis at twice the price. There is 0 reason to pay €5000 for an M3 Max when you can get a €2500 M2 Max unless you're a joke of an artist who decides to use a Macbook instead of 2x4090 to do raytracing and 3d work.
I’m still using my Ryzen 5 5600 and I’m very satisfied with its performance for photo and video editing. Who needs a Mac when you have a Ryzen 5? 😊
People who want better battery life and a laptop that works unplugged
I’m used to working on two 27-inch 4K monitors and I’m considering getting a third one. I don’t understand how people can be productive on a 14 or 16-inch screen. I think Apple’s products are overpriced and their marketing is the only thing that makes them popular. Why spend $2000+ on a laptop when a midrange laptop can get the job done for occasional work?
@@steffmkd Well first of all some people's work cannot get done on a midrange laptop. Also if you consider the screen, build, performance, and battery life of the macbooks they are obviously not over priced. also most people have laptops and get plenty done on them. I don't know what makes you think the majority of people are using dual monitor setups
If anyone in the comments can please help me? I am thinking of buying a MacBook M3 pro 11 core, 12 core pro or a 14 core M3 Max, 18 GB or 36 would be enough, but I would like to know the difference when running MATLAB, Apple's office page is very ambiguous in the data, gives some graphs without specifying which test was done, and in the end he says little about what he did, such as the number 12 or the numeral 14-- for example the 12) Testing conducted by Apple in September and October 2023 using preproduction 14-inch MacBook Pro systems with Apple M3 Pro, 12-core CPU, 18-core GPU, 36GB of RAM, and 4TB SSD, production 14-inch MacBook Pro systems with Apple M2 Pro, 12-core CPU, 19-core GPU, 32GB of RAM, and 8TB SSD, production 14-inch MacBook Pro systems with Apple M1 Pro, 10-core CPU, 16-core GPU, 32GB of RAM, and 8TB SSD, and production 2.3GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-based 13-inch MacBook Pro systems with Intel Iris Plus Graphics, 32GB of RAM, and 4TB SSD. Tested with MATLAB and Simulink R2023b v23.2.0 and Parallel Computing Toolbox using a vehicle dynamics model. Performance tests are conducted using specific computer systems and reflect the approximate performance of MacBook Pro.
Matlab might have problems with M-Chips from apple in general. You should research first if MATLAB can run on these chips natively. If MATLAB is your focus, it might be better to work with Intel chips (if it has to be an apple)