Anandtechs investigation of the M1Pro and M1Max is out.
Worth a read. A surprise or two.
Worth a read. A surprise or two.
This was a long time ago > 10 years. I minimized by Obj C stuff just the bear bones needed to get something running.You must be the last person alive using objective C! Also, just for info, there has never been a requirement to Xcode for macOS/OSX development. And almost every major cross-platform IDE has supported iOS for years. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You appear to have made your own life difficult, a bit like trying to eat soup with chop sticks!
Anandtechs investigation of the M1Pro and M1Max is out.
Worth a read. A surprise or two.
Do you have a link?@Nebuchadnezzar isn't there a GPU-based ETH miner for the Apple M1 for you to try with the M1 Max? Those are usually some serious GPU bandwidth pushers.
Anandtechs investigation of the M1Pro and M1Max is out.
Worth a read. A surprise or two.
Very underwhelming gaming performance. You get 3080m performance in synthetic benchmarks for over double the price, not even half that performance in practice.
yes it would be a good game but according to that page I linked last post its not its only rosetta while this is interesting (so no native),I believe Divinity Original Sin 2 is optimised for the M1, would be an interesting comparison.
The games are all running x86 emulation. Until Mac OS games get native M1 support you won’t get great gaming performance. MacBook’s really aren’t gaming devices.
I hate iPhones and I don't use any Mac whatsoever, so the Apple bias claim is always weird. The silicon performances and characteristics speak for themselves, I find it rather weird for people dismissing what Apple is doing there, the industry is very much in agreement here.True, and reading the comments section on the anandtech article, it really seems AT has a strong bias to Apple (or atleast andrei as many say). These new mac products are great for content creators and alike (just like the previous macs were), great performance for certain tasks.
I hate iPhones and I don't use any Mac whatsoever, so the Apple bias claim is always weird. The silicon performances and characteristics speak for themselves, I find it rather weird for people dismissing what Apple is doing there, the industry is very much in agreement here.
Nothing is ever magic. But thinking the advanced node is the only reason why Apple lead is so large is a serious mistake.On the performance, yeah CPU/GPU performance is a huge leap from Intel/AMD/NV, and these notebooks perform much better than a PS5/XSX. Their also on a bleeding edge 5nm node on a entirely different architecture. As many comment on the AT article, its not magic
But thinking the advanced node is the only reason why Apple lead is so large is a serious mistake.
Nothing is ever magic. But thinking the advanced node is the only reason why Apple lead is so large is a serious mistake.