Same here. I work as a concept artist, I use Photoshop, Z brush, starting Blender, and sometimes Illustrator and Indesign. I need good storage and a good RAM for multitasking, and also for future proof, these puppies have a long life hehe.
Decided to save my $200 and just buy to higher watt power supply. After watching like 10 videos it didn't make sense especially without a boost in gpu performance. Also not worth the fps gain even if it is a small boost. The $200 can be use toward a PS5 or something. And considering if you get a 2tb M1, it is only an extra couple of hundred to upgrade to a 2tb M1 pro (base). I hope this comment can help someone else because I've been researching for two weeks stressing myself out but considering how quickly these chips are advancing it's not worth your money for something that will be "slower" in 10 months compared to the 2022 chips, 2023 chips, 2024 chips etc.
So which will slow down faster in the future? The 8 or 10 core? I got my MacBook Air nearly 2 years ago and it’s so slow, it’s making me very upset since I spent a lot on it. Would any of these two models slow down in this time period too?
@@bigmoneymay Since apple is making their own chips now I doubt any m1 machine will drastically decrease in performance even after 5 years. I just now upgraded from a 2013 with an intel chip and it is such a drastic change in power. These new chips are scarily fast.
@@bigmoneymay I'm pretty sure you have a low amount of RAM and your Air is just swapping ( at least this was my issue with the Air ) Invest in RAM not in cores for future proof
Too small ram, smallest ssd (it's the slowest in reading and writing), and the macbook are known to have the slowest monitor on the market for time response and imput lag. You can solve only the first two thing choosing 16gb ram atleast and 512gb atleast. You can also use an external monitor btw.
One extra tidbit I didn’t see mentioned in the vid is that if you upgrade to any of the higher CPUs from the base model in the 14in (including the 10 core in this vid) you’ll also get a 96watt apple usb c wall brick instead of the 67watt one, so tbh I think that outweighs the slightly more power hungry cpu! ALSO if you go through apples education storefront and buy it with that discount applied, that model comes out to $2,030 USD before any state taxes, so you’re really only paying $30 over the base models MSRP (atm they don’t do any verification of student or teacher status but you didn’t hear that from me lmao)
Still debating binned vs unbinned. Around $270 difference for me for 15-20% cpu and 8% gpu. Mostly video editing but still doing photos. Some people get a difference in final cut with more cpu cores doing prores since not everything is done by media engine. Probably depends on what types of effects or adjustments are done with more complex timelines
Personally, if I had to choose between paying 200$ more for an upgrade to 10 Core CPU or an upgrade to 1TB SSD, I will go in favor of an upgrade to 1TB internal SSD.
@@jenniferrossehamm8891 I went with the 32 RAM! And as of 9 months, I am still getting beautiful work done. Fast workflow. The RAM was needed as I still push it to the 20s at times, but no heat, no lack of speed. Just the best laptop I have ever owned.
Can't stress to you how much I appreciate this. Thank you for the time and effort and reaffirms my confidence in getting the base model. Now, just waiting for that base model vs the MB Air. Keep up the great work, dude
I would have been fine with the base model, based on my usage, but after release of 14 inch M2 MacBook Pro, I opted for the 14 inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro with upgraded CPU and GPU, at a $500.00 discount with 16 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD. This should last me for a very long time. Good vid. You earned a subscriber, from the US.
i think to use it for longer time, money should be spent on ram and storage. who knows if we need 32GB ram and 1 TB storage in five or seven years. my last macbook is 2017 model 8GB ram and 256GB storage and i felt more than satisfied then, but now its been strained for surfing webs and normal paperwork.
Yeah I went full HAM and went 64 w/ 1 TB ssd. As i was beginning to regret that I OP'd this thing, my boss told me not to regret it because our work will add up so keeping it in order to future proof is the best bet. It's also Tax write off. Made me feel better about my purchase as i will also be doing some 3D rendering and movie editing for work for the marketing dept. and if i need more storage i will add the external SSD from Sabrent with aluminum housing which makes it almost as fast as the internal SSD saving me $100-200 per TB unit.
I’m quite sensitive to these things, but after owning the 8c M1 Pro - the 10c M1 Pro ‘feels’ slightly faster in real world use (web browsing, installing software etc)
I chose to upgrade the base model with a 10 core CPU thinking that I'd better performance, and I I don't really regret it ! Even though for video editing it barely makes any difference, hopefully in the future more apps will utilise the extra power since it's still early days for apple silicon ! Though I do wish I had upgraded to storage to 1TB !
Yes, I'd spend on the internal storage before worrying about the performance! Doesn't matter how fast things can go in tests if you are throttled when transferring data!
@@ionelamarinau 1TB for me is the sweet spot when it comes to laptops. Anything more and it's just too expensive, and realistically I don't need that much storage anyways. 512GBs is still more than enough, but I definitely have to keep an eye out and manage my files more often.
Hi Mate great video but this got me Even more mixed up. For strictly music production use running ableton live and logic pro x is it better to upgrade to the 10 core 14 gpu Or put Cash on the ram? This is frustrating. I keep going back and forth and keep making it up to a 4000$ laptop 10 core 14 32gb ram 1tbssd I do not want to spend on something i Will not use. What should i get The 10 core upgrade or the ram to max out to 32 gb? Which one Will ableton live and logic pro x use to be future proof?
Thanks for sharing. Did you also compare the 14" M1 Pro 8 CPU and 10 GPU with the 14" M1 Pro 10 CPU and 16 GPU? Because those are the options shown now on the Apple website.... Any video comparing those?
Instead of saying left or right can you just specifically say 8 core or 10 core? We can't see the screen of the laptop from half the angles you use in this video, so we can't even use the background color of the screen to figure out which is which. For future reference, especially since the m2 is coming out this year
And also, not sure why he repeatedly did GPU tests when it was already semi-concluded that there'd be no difference. Just rattling on like a broken recorder
Excellent comparison. I’m going for the base m1 pro with the 8core because I’m using it for productivity/coding/everything else. I’m a non photo editor or video editing consumer. You still can do those but it will lag a bit. Apple silicon m1 and m1 pro max are the most powerful chips on consumer based computers 👨💻 💻 for now..
It lags a bit? How bad? And what footage are you working with? Is it lagging at 1080p 60fps video? Is there lag with photo editing? That sounds rediculous for any machine over $2000
While I’d like to upgrade the cores I’m wondering if it would be more worth it to me to just upgrade the storage and Ram to 32gb I’m a graphic designer by trade but also am into music production and would like to get into video editing I don’t plan on doing scores or editing big movies or anything but is more Ram needed? I’m open to any advice
Bro im in the exact same boat. I do graphic design, music prod, and video editing + photography and I think I'm gonna go with the 1tb + 32ram combo over the extra 2-core. I think we would benefit more out of that, whereas the CPU would be best for people doing programming, but I'm gonna do some more research. Let me know what you decided for!
@@Ifrah11 I ended up getting the base core with the 32gb upgrade and 1 TB of storage. Obviously don't know what it would have been like without the 32 but I'm very happy with my purchase. Don't miss the extra 2 cores.
During the CPU temperature section both screens are showing 2 efficiency cores and 8 performance cores and the two GPU clusters are listed as having 8 cores on both as well, not 7 on the left hand machine. On my 8 core m1 pro I also get 8 performance cores listed instead of 6 but the GPU clusters say 7 not 8. Any ideas ?
So, 6 high-performance core is 25% slower than 8 high-performance core which is exactly the same, 25% less core. 2/8 = 25%. Thank you for post scores. So, buying an 8 core M1 pro is not a bad deal at all.
I want the 20% performance but not the extra 1000rpm fan noise. I can run a 264 to 265 1080p transcode on handbrake and i cannot hear the fans on my 8 core 14”
Jealous of the low-end Max--but I'm a bit 'Discord'-ant I upgraded my Pro-Pro to 32g RAM; I should've spend that money on a 2TB drive. (In my heart--I still want a Max 24c GPU...!)
Strickly for music production is it worth the 200 dollars to get the 10cpu 14 gpu upgrade or the 32gb rab would be better for my application? Logic pro x, ableton live 11, traktor 3, ans native instruments pluggins. Help Please. If i save that money ill Just put it for more ssd storage the money Will be spent no matter what i Just want to allocate it in a way that 100 % benefits my needs. I do maybe 5% video and that is only running elgato card to live stream i doubt i need a m1 max plus i Will get a used MBA m1 used in order to do that for me or a Mac mini m1.
I have a 14” 10/16 and let me tell you, it does not take much to get it heat it up and use battery like nobody’s business. Video streaming and web browsing is about the only thing it’s optimized to do for a long time. I’ve got 21 hours of Netflix playback at the minimum screen brightness
Which one is a better option in terms of performance, MacBook Pro 8-core M1 (16GB/512GB) or MacBook Air 8-core M2 (16GB/256GB) ?? Both have same display size (13") and price.
those two I would pick the M2 air but for the price of the M2 air with 16gb of ram instead of 8gb - you're not too far of the price of the base M1 pro 14" base model which has a better screen and sound than those two, and starts with 16gb of ram and 512gb if that could be of interest? many places have the 14" on sale also because of the M2 models. you might be interested in this video: ua-cam.com/video/Wrlg3nxUDrY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ShortCircuit
I don't think the 10 core model is worth it. The better bang for buck is either the base model, or going to the 10 CPU, 16 GPU, 1TB version. Extra money just for CPU cores doesn't really make sense for the money - The M1 chips are CPU-heavy and GPU-light, so just upgrading the CPU further isn't going to net you much tangible benefit. As an aside, the M2 is a more balanced chip given that it adds a couple of GPU cores. Something people don't talk about much.
It’s possible, but I’d be surprised. The Pro laptops usually have about an 18 month lifecycle before a refresh, so I’m not expecting new 14”/16” models until next spring.
so you would advice to save the 200$ of upgrading the 8->10cores cpu and spend it towards upgrading to 16" with 10cores or towards 14" with m1Max !! did I miss the /s at the end? you know that you are paying that 200$ in all those upgrades,
@@CreatedTech fair enough. Do you not think you're audience would grow if the there was an Australian doing stuff for Australian's? Or maybe like still deal in USD but like some channels, have localised conversations.
It’s just easier to list in USD. It’s the most widely used currency in the world. The largest percentage of my audience is from North America so it makes sense to cater to that market.
I have the feeling the 10C might be a better choice due to build quality, since the 8C are 10C with CPU cores deactivated by Apple due to quality issues. Maybe I am wrong, but that could be a reason to go for the 10C.
you are correct m8. It’s the 10cores that didn’t make the cut so they just deactivate them. Throwaways if you will. But you wont see apple doing that, instead 8 Core
I’m glad I went for the 10 core because it was 1tb and I pay the price of the base model 😂 $1735 on Best Buy so I think is a good deal you getting 10 core and 1tb of ssd you can’t beat that 😊price
Best M1 MacBook Pro Deals:
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I am so very grateful for your work. I am 91 years old and will purchase the 8 core and invest in an upgrade in storage. Well done young fellow.
Was it so nessesary for you to indicate how old you are?? Was it so vital for me to know your age??
@@wallhack29 lmao
btw I am 20 years old
@@wallhack29I am 19 years old and agree with your comment
@alyabyev29 just ignore the comment if this information is not vital for you, why showing aggression? Have some respect towards the elderly man
I'm so happy with this 14"(10CORE/16GPU/16GB/1T SSD), don't regret it one bit.
Same one I decided on. I don't regret it either.
You will regret later
@@asdbef3667 Why?
How is a real world battery life ?
In this video both macs were under stress, but I think in real life we won’t be stressing the machine all the time.
You took the best of both. Off course you are happy lol. Question is, is it worth the 200$ extra
I am going to go for 14inch, Base M1 pro, 32gb ram and 1Tb ssd.
Same here. I work as a concept artist, I use Photoshop, Z brush, starting Blender, and sometimes Illustrator and Indesign. I need good storage and a good RAM for multitasking, and also for future proof, these puppies have a long life hehe.
@@jeanpaulmedellin there's no such thing as future proof
Great 👍
I ended up going for the base MBP Pro 14 😂
@@Prat_San how's is it going?
Decided to save my $200 and just buy to higher watt power supply. After watching like 10 videos it didn't make sense especially without a boost in gpu performance. Also not worth the fps gain even if it is a small boost. The $200 can be use toward a PS5 or something. And considering if you get a 2tb M1, it is only an extra couple of hundred to upgrade to a 2tb M1 pro (base). I hope this comment can help someone else because I've been researching for two weeks stressing myself out but considering how quickly these chips are advancing it's not worth your money for something that will be "slower" in 10 months compared to the 2022 chips, 2023 chips, 2024 chips etc.
So which will slow down faster in the future? The 8 or 10 core? I got my MacBook Air nearly 2 years ago and it’s so slow, it’s making me very upset since I spent a lot on it. Would any of these two models slow down in this time period too?
@@bigmoneymay Since apple is making their own chips now I doubt any m1 machine will drastically decrease in performance even after 5 years. I just now upgraded from a 2013 with an intel chip and it is such a drastic change in power. These new chips are scarily fast.
@@bigmoneymay I'm pretty sure you have a low amount of RAM and your Air is just swapping ( at least this was my issue with the Air )
Invest in RAM not in cores for future proof
Too small ram, smallest ssd (it's the slowest in reading and writing), and the macbook are known to have the slowest monitor on the market for time response and imput lag. You can solve only the first two thing choosing 16gb ram atleast and 512gb atleast. You can also use an external monitor btw.
One extra tidbit I didn’t see mentioned in the vid is that if you upgrade to any of the higher CPUs from the base model in the 14in (including the 10 core in this vid) you’ll also get a 96watt apple usb c wall brick instead of the 67watt one, so tbh I think that outweighs the slightly more power hungry cpu! ALSO if you go through apples education storefront and buy it with that discount applied, that model comes out to $2,030 USD before any state taxes, so you’re really only paying $30 over the base models MSRP (atm they don’t do any verification of student or teacher status but you didn’t hear that from me lmao)
Forealzzzzz….I hate the ppl that say I’m special and got a student discount. Like fam! Anyone can….!
Still debating binned vs unbinned. Around $270 difference for me for 15-20% cpu and 8% gpu. Mostly video editing but still doing photos. Some people get a difference in final cut with more cpu cores doing prores since not everything is done by media engine. Probably depends on what types of effects or adjustments are done with more complex timelines
Do it 💪
@@Mr.BobsDog -
worth it!!
Which you decided on?
Better to upgrade ram to avoid swapping to ssd
I opted for the 10c since I do mainly Xcode builds. I think it would benefit from the extra cores.
Whats the review now?
Does Xcode take advantage of parallelization when compiling code?
depends on your configuration and your project@@funnyduck4568
NOTHING FOR DEVELOPERS??? REEE!!! I do think that a significant amount of us looking at these machines will be using them for coding
Personally, if I had to choose between paying 200$ more for an upgrade to 10 Core CPU or an upgrade to 1TB SSD, I will go in favor of an upgrade to 1TB internal SSD.
Why
@@F1ZZAS why not?
Smart choice 👌
Same
I really hope it isn't a waste as I'm typing this on my 14" 10/16C right now 😅
same LOL Im sure I don't need the extra power but it was the only one available for pickup on day 1
If you’re asking this, it definitely is for you lol. I’m glad I went with the base
Hahaha same, I just got it to be sure, 10% on top of the base model is worth it for me to know that it will be good for a few years
gz! How is it? Thinking of getting that myself
Are you using the 512ssd or 1 TB? Debating if the extra money is worth it :/
The difference in multi core cinebench test was closer to 30% then it was 20%, as you have suggested.
The only thing I’m addig to the base model is a 1TB SSD. Not only for the space but also for the speed.
Literally buying the same macbook. No review I've seen has convinced me the upgrade is worth it.
Then you need to see a better reviewer. Try d3vtec for real information.
@@tonyburzio4107 d3vtec is a professional software developer. If his advice applies to you then great
@@jamesdennis2046 same here, bought the base then returned it to get more storage, now I’m playing the waiting game 🙃
That was my choice as well but I have to waint till the 7th of December 😥
I do editing in Premiere and After Effects. Should I go for the 8-core 32 GB RAM? Or the 10-core 16 GB RAM?
Pentium 2
What did you end up getting?
@@jenniferrossehamm8891 I went with the 32 RAM! And as of 9 months, I am still getting beautiful work done. Fast workflow. The RAM was needed as I still push it to the 20s at times, but no heat, no lack of speed. Just the best laptop I have ever owned.
@@jonathanstrickland515 thanks for the reply! I ended up ordering the 32 as well. Still waiting for it to come and can’t wait!
Can't stress to you how much I appreciate this. Thank you for the time and effort and reaffirms my confidence in getting the base model. Now, just waiting for that base model vs the MB Air. Keep up the great work, dude
Depends on what you need it for but the base model for sure.
I would have been fine with the base model, based on my usage, but after release of 14 inch M2 MacBook Pro, I opted for the 14 inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro with upgraded CPU and GPU, at a $500.00 discount with 16 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD. This should last me for a very long time. Good vid. You earned a subscriber, from the US.
It’s perfect if you ask me
May it serve you well!
If you have time, do you mind sharing your experience with it so far?
i think to use it for longer time, money should be spent on ram and storage. who knows if we need 32GB ram and 1 TB storage in five or seven years. my last macbook is 2017 model 8GB ram and 256GB storage and i felt more than satisfied then, but now its been strained for surfing webs and normal paperwork.
Went with the base in the end, seems like the extra cores wasn't necessary!
Listen to d3vtec for real use information. Other guys are using benchmarks, which aren't giving good information.
Are you currently in uni? and how much ram do you go with?
@@adre8975 I’m currently in uni and I program I just went with the base model and bought an external SSD that is the same speed.
Yeah I went full HAM and went 64 w/ 1 TB ssd. As i was beginning to regret that I OP'd this thing, my boss told me not to regret it because our work will add up so keeping it in order to future proof is the best bet. It's also Tax write off. Made me feel better about my purchase as i will also be doing some 3D rendering and movie editing for work for the marketing dept. and if i need more storage i will add the external SSD from Sabrent with aluminum housing which makes it almost as fast as the internal SSD saving me $100-200 per TB unit.
So you need the extra power for your job but you‘re paying for it yourself? 😳
What do you guys think about the 8 core, 32 ram and 1 tb for music production?
Just get 16 inch, 10CPU, 16GPU, 32GB and 1TB.
I’m quite sensitive to these things, but after owning the 8c M1 Pro - the 10c M1 Pro ‘feels’ slightly faster in real world use (web browsing, installing software etc)
Really??
No
How would you know when you don’t own both?
I chose to upgrade the base model with a 10 core CPU thinking that I'd better performance, and I I don't really regret it !
Even though for video editing it barely makes any difference, hopefully in the future more apps will utilise the extra power since it's still early days for apple silicon !
Though I do wish I had upgraded to storage to 1TB !
Yes, I'd spend on the internal storage before worrying about the performance! Doesn't matter how fast things can go in tests if you are throttled when transferring data!
@@FFVoyager Yup! Though thankfully I can still get an nvme ssd, put it in an enclosure and use that instead !
Why 1 tb memory ?
@@ionelamarinau 1TB for me is the sweet spot when it comes to laptops.
Anything more and it's just too expensive, and realistically I don't need that much storage anyways.
512GBs is still more than enough, but I definitely have to keep an eye out and manage my files more often.
Yeah. The 1TB
So 50% of the video you are comparing two identical gpu`s? Why didn't you replace those with Xcode or Android Studio benchmarks instead?
Anker can you please restock your C-Hub products instead of new products no one wants? Thanks.
I spent way to much money on my configuration..... but head space! 😂
my choice: 8c cpu 14c gpu - 32gb ram - 4tb ssd - 96w power adapter for fast charging.
Just ordered the same... you happy with the 8 core still?
Iam happy with my MacbookPro 14 base model... 👍👍
Hi Mate great video but this got me Even more mixed up.
For strictly music production use running ableton live and logic pro x is it better to upgrade to the 10 core 14 gpu
Or put Cash on the ram?
This is frustrating.
I keep going back and forth and keep making it up to a 4000$ laptop
10 core 14
32gb ram
1tbssd
I do not want to spend on something i Will not use.
What should i get
The 10 core upgrade or the ram to max out to 32 gb?
Which one Will ableton live and logic pro x use to be future proof?
More ram better
I’m still waiting to see the difference between M1 pro 10core,16 c ,16 c gpu & the. M1 max 24 core gpu
Thank you for you videos. It´s still hard for me to chose a configuration, but im getting closer =D
Выбрал?
@@muradshop3280 no. I go probably
with 10c. Because i will use porgramms, that are not from apple and they will run better with 2 more cores…
"120hz display"...43fps...awesome...
Thanks for sharing. Did you also compare the 14" M1 Pro 8 CPU and 10 GPU with the 14" M1 Pro 10 CPU and 16 GPU?
Because those are the options shown now on the Apple website....
Any video comparing those?
Isn’t that what this video is about?
@@mikebaker3712 No. There's a difference in CPU GPU. Read carefully. I am looking for a video comparison of those models.
Instead of saying left or right can you just specifically say 8 core or 10 core? We can't see the screen of the laptop from half the angles you use in this video, so we can't even use the background color of the screen to figure out which is which. For future reference, especially since the m2 is coming out this year
And also, not sure why he repeatedly did GPU tests when it was already semi-concluded that there'd be no difference. Just rattling on like a broken recorder
Thanks for doing this video. This ws really helpful!
Thanks for this comparison I found it really helpful.
Really good comparison! Thx.
Very insightful video...Thank you
Very thorough and detailed discussion. Thanks so much! Also while I hate video instruction, it was really helpful to watch your analysis in action.
Thank you for the comparison review.
Great video, many thanks
I would like to see these same tests with xcode, to know the difference between 8 cpu and 10 cpu
Who else is making beats???? Which one do I choose? Logic protools and abletonnnnnn
For me M1 is enough, I do not need more Power
Thanks for that, super helpful
Excellent comparison. I’m going for the base m1 pro with the 8core because I’m using it for productivity/coding/everything else. I’m a non photo editor or video editing consumer. You still can do those but it will lag a bit. Apple silicon m1 and m1 pro max are the most powerful chips on consumer based computers 👨💻 💻 for now..
It lags a bit? How bad? And what footage are you working with? Is it lagging at 1080p 60fps video? Is there lag with photo editing? That sounds rediculous for any machine over $2000
I have the M1 Max 16" (job) and 14" M1 Pro 8C (personal), I haven't seen any "lag" with 8 cores.
Both run smoothly for photo and video editing
@@iNet16are u using premiere pro? That’s my mainly app
I always see comparisons for photo/video editing, does anyone know if more cores help with music production as well?
I'm getting an M1 , 14" Macbook Pro, probably either M1 Pro / M1Max chip , so thanks for the testing .
Great help - thanks 😄
no it's a waste of money obviously. the base model 14 inc is perfect at it is.
Is it though?
how much ram do you go with?
While I’d like to upgrade the cores I’m wondering if it would be more worth it to me to just upgrade the storage and Ram to 32gb
I’m a graphic designer by trade but also am into music production and would like to get into video editing
I don’t plan on doing scores or editing big movies or anything but is more Ram needed? I’m open to any advice
Bro im in the exact same boat. I do graphic design, music prod, and video editing + photography and I think I'm gonna go with the 1tb + 32ram combo over the extra 2-core. I think we would benefit more out of that, whereas the CPU would be best for people doing programming, but I'm gonna do some more research. Let me know what you decided for!
@@armandolara1290 you guys decided yet I'm in same situation rn
@@armandolara1290 Same situation. What did you decide?
same situation too! ping me if you decide
@@Ifrah11 I ended up getting the base core with the 32gb upgrade and 1 TB of storage. Obviously don't know what it would have been like without the 32 but I'm very happy with my purchase. Don't miss the extra 2 cores.
Thank you!
your sponsor is making those m1 pro's feel self conscious about their notches... er i mean web cams
During the CPU temperature section both screens are showing 2 efficiency cores and 8 performance cores and the two GPU clusters are listed as having 8 cores on both as well, not 7 on the left hand machine.
On my 8 core m1 pro I also get 8 performance cores listed instead of 6 but the GPU clusters say 7 not 8. Any ideas ?
This is an excellent product review that shows sincerity to both the user and the manufacturer.
So, 6 high-performance core is 25% slower than 8 high-performance core which is exactly the same, 25% less core. 2/8 = 25%.
Thank you for post scores. So, buying an 8 core M1 pro is not a bad deal at all.
Nope, you only get 2 high efficiency cores no matter which you choose.
@@savedfaves sorry i mean high performance cores. But yeah you are correct
why don't testing compile code
that first 30 sec made me click on the sub button and liking the video
is the base model good for coding and have multiple (15-20) windows open?
Do you have a video that speaks to reasons why it would be advised to upgrade from a 10/16 CPU/GPU to a 12/19 CPU/GPU on the Mac Mini M2 Pro?
Tq for the review
I want the 20% performance but not the extra 1000rpm fan noise. I can run a 264 to 265 1080p transcode on handbrake and i cannot hear the fans on my 8 core 14”
hi can base m1pro smoothly replay 8k timeline? 8k raw footage
Thanks!
Sorry for the late comment, what application are you using that's showing you the per-core temperates and fan speeds?
Jealous of the low-end Max--but I'm a bit 'Discord'-ant I upgraded my Pro-Pro to 32g RAM; I should've spend that money on a 2TB drive. (In my heart--I still want a Max 24c GPU...!)
I was looking for this comparison. Thanks
all benchmarks show that the frequency of my m1 pro processor is 2.4 GHz, although everyone has 3.2. Is it normal? Macbook Pro 14 m1 pro, base model
Strickly for music production is it worth the 200 dollars to get the 10cpu 14 gpu upgrade or the 32gb rab would be better for my application?
Logic pro x, ableton live 11, traktor 3, ans native instruments pluggins.
Help Please.
If i save that money ill Just put it for more ssd storage the money Will be spent no matter what i Just want to allocate it in a way that 100 % benefits my needs.
I do maybe 5% video and that is only running elgato card to live stream i doubt i need a m1 max plus i Will get a used MBA m1 used in order to do that for me or a Mac mini m1.
What did you get?
Hi can you compare the MBAir M1 vs MB M1 pro 14’ base model ?
What’s the name of fan speed/temperature software used in this video?
I have a 14” 10/16 and let me tell you, it does not take much to get it heat it up and use battery like nobody’s business. Video streaming and web browsing is about the only thing it’s optimized to do for a long time. I’ve got 21 hours of Netflix playback at the minimum screen brightness
Care to elaborate?
Which one is a better option in terms of performance,
MacBook Pro 8-core M1 (16GB/512GB) or
MacBook Air 8-core M2 (16GB/256GB) ??
Both have same display size (13") and price.
those two I would pick the M2 air but for the price of the M2 air with 16gb of ram instead of 8gb - you're not too far of the price of the base M1 pro 14" base model which has a better screen and sound than those two, and starts with 16gb of ram and 512gb if that could be of interest? many places have the 14" on sale also because of the M2 models.
you might be interested in this video: ua-cam.com/video/Wrlg3nxUDrY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ShortCircuit
The 14” is better choice because better speakers, bigger screen and better port selection.
Pro 14" without a doubt. Performance = heat, Pro has better thermal management.
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Thanks ! I'm about to buy one, your video enlighted me :)
Idk what any of this means. What's the difference? Meaning, what does one do better than the other, in real tasks🙄
What application do you use for the temperatures and other metrics in your menu bar?
Is one advantage to having the 10 core the ability to run 4 monitors vs 2?
No. Only the M1 Max can run 4 monitors.
I don't think the 10 core model is worth it. The better bang for buck is either the base model, or going to the 10 CPU, 16 GPU, 1TB version. Extra money just for CPU cores doesn't really make sense for the money - The M1 chips are CPU-heavy and GPU-light, so just upgrading the CPU further isn't going to net you much tangible benefit.
As an aside, the M2 is a more balanced chip given that it adds a couple of GPU cores. Something people don't talk about much.
I am leaning for the max spec’d MacBook Pro 16 but fear that a refresh mitigation be coming in just two months
It’s possible, but I’d be surprised. The Pro laptops usually have about an 18 month lifecycle before a refresh, so I’m not expecting new 14”/16” models until next spring.
So, is the battery life about 3 or 4 hours?
so you would advice to save the 200$ of upgrading the 8->10cores cpu and spend it towards upgrading to 16" with 10cores or towards 14" with m1Max !!
did I miss the /s at the end? you know that you are paying that 200$ in all those upgrades,
How can I tell if my computer is 8 or 10? It's a work computer so I don't have the specs handy.
Whats the app name for displaying the cpu temp and fans speed at the top bar? thank you.
You're in Australia...lets kick it with AUD bro. the USD differentially doesn't correlate with what we pay for the same upgrades.
Yeah, not going to include AUD in videos where just 2% of the audience is Australian…
@@CreatedTech fair enough. Do you not think you're audience would grow if the there was an Australian doing stuff for Australian's? Or maybe like still deal in USD but like some channels, have localised conversations.
It’s just easier to list in USD. It’s the most widely used currency in the world. The largest percentage of my audience is from North America so it makes sense to cater to that market.
thank you this was really helpful
A waste of money?? More like a technological improvement that can last for 10 years
No
IT IS WASTE OF MONEY
Fax
Hand popping in frame at the left hand side at 11:30 👋😎
Thats basically the sweetspot there😉
I have the feeling the 10C might be a better choice due to build quality, since the 8C are 10C with CPU cores deactivated by Apple due to quality issues. Maybe I am wrong, but that could be a reason to go for the 10C.
you are correct m8. It’s the 10cores that didn’t make the cut so they just deactivate them. Throwaways if you will. But you wont see apple doing that, instead 8 Core
I'm thinking to buy macbook pro. After watching this video. I am gonna buy m1 pro 14 inch best model. Thank you.
Fair play for testing blender. Thankyou
What is needed to display temp cpu,ram usage in tray bar?
iStats
@@TheZazatv that’s a great one
Bro what is your cat breed
I spent the 200 dollars extra just because I wanted 1 TB SSD
Thanks for this, I suppose for music productio 8 core vs 10 core will not make a difference?
only for music production even mba m1 would be enough I suppose
M1 X for productivity!!!!!!!!
I’m glad I went for the 10 core because it was 1tb and I pay the price of the base model 😂 $1735 on Best Buy so I think is a good deal you getting 10 core and 1tb of ssd you can’t beat that 😊price
Can you share the link
Better save your money for an RAM update
what about music production mainly vocal recording
From discord 🙌😌