Even benchmark tests don't give the full picture and you have to take them into context. It is, however, a simplistic view which could end up literally costing you when you decide which model to pick. It's probably logical to assume that an M1 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM will outperform one with only 8GB of RAM and that may be true in some cases. Thankfully, someone took the time to benchmark these two variants, and the results might surprise you a bit. Even the MacBook Pro (Late 2020) offers two slightly different models with different RAM capacities.
Not all M1 Macs are the same, of course, and not just counting the difference between an M1 MacBook Air and an M1 MacBook Pro. Apple's M1 Silicon has definitely been hogging the computing news spotlight these past weeks, most of them comparing its performance with Intel's chips.
0 kommentar(er)
