When your not stressing the base 16” you can charge it using a 20 watt iPhone brick through USB-C. So no need to drag the 140Watt brick around. Just leave the big brick at your edit desk. The 16” recognises the iPhone brick, as an iPhone brick and reverts to a charge demand that doesn’t damage the brick. I suspect it also slightly improves the 16” battery’s future lifespan because that 20W charge is most definitely slow- but still not as slow as one might imagine. I find the 20w using usb-c is convenient when watching Netflix in bed. 1% of charge every couple of minutes with the screen at about 70%.

First time seeing you and this was exactly the kind if review I was looking for! Not everyone has the Max so it’s nice to finally see a review on something I bought. One thing though…How are you only at 2k subscribers!? Your content, quality, everything is top notch!!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Notch 😂. Thank you Amir!

I would never have thought that you were using the laptop mic. Such good quality audio recording is impressive!

@spdcrzy

2 жыл бұрын

The webcam is STILL shite though lol.

@arm8636

2 жыл бұрын

@@spdcrzy ikr ? How is that possible lol

@m-stat9

Жыл бұрын

the webcam is not ‚shite‘ idiot.

Great video Dude!! Love these real life tests and The “HEY LOOK AT THAT NOTCH” at the end was just awesome 😂😂🤣🤣😆😆😎😎🤘🤘

Mate, just want to saw, I ABSOLUTELY love your set design and lighting - how do you have so little subscribers for the clear effort you put into this content?

Great review- I'm so glad I stumbled on to this one!

Thanks for sharing this! Definitely has helped me out.

Great video and video quality. How is the editing on capture one? Because on the m1 it has become so slow. Each image has to,load and on a external monitor even worse.

Man I'm glad I got the Base model, I wanted the extra screen, and bigger battery so I went with the 16inch. So far the 16 gigs and 2TB M1 Pro has been great waited a long time to get a MacBook. I've been wanting one since 2012, but now I'm older it's perfect. Still love my Note 20 Ultra though 😂😂 and Galaxy watch 4

thank you!!! finally someone talk about the export time of the photos!!

yooo your lighting is amazing! Have you made a vid about your setup?

I applaud the premise of the video. Truly useful.

Great video with the 16in and it help me to decide on 14 in base model. Real life test were great as well.

@2392youngmoney

Жыл бұрын

How has your experience been? I’m looking at the same model and I’m a bit worried about swap usage, how has yours been?

Great video!!! I follow how you setup your GoPro and Davinci, really appreciate your content!!!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

I wish i'd found you sooner! great video mate

Also, very engaging. You make a review into a story. Love it. Keep it up, man.

First time across your channel, so a few things first, great video quality and lighting IMO...thank you! And thanks again for not only ignoring the notch talk, but also mocking it... just give us data we can use and you did it :) Then I'll ask, whats in the (empty) Glencairn?!

Good vid. That’s the MBP I plan to replace my 2012 MBP…. As soon as I can save up! Cool watching a fellow MTBer reviewing a Mac. And I dig THE NOTCH!

I loved the video, and initially I wasn't going to subscribe, but that Testivus for the Restivus gag and the look at that notch gag got me over the line!

What was the activity monitor looking like while you were doing all this? that would have been nice to see also.

Would love to see a 4K or 5.2k test in Premiere with a few effects and luts with slow mo and cross fades. Zavitslee did a multi cam test and even the base 14” worked like a champ even with 8k footage

@slipoch6635

2 жыл бұрын

The test I saw had 3 12k streams at 3:1 compression in BMRaw and the M1 couldn't handle 1 of them with a couple of colour correction layers in Resolve (Adobe are notoriously poor programmers, so I would avoid premiere for any benches). AVID would also be an option. So I think it would depend on the codec used, if you are using the Apple-owned pro-res, then yes it probably will work well, but if you use the unsupported codecs then you will see the raw power of the CPU has to come to the fore, and while I think it could give the old intel i9 14nm cpu a real run for it's money, the power limitation of the SOC holds it back.

Dude, your videos look fantastic.

Test-of-us, for the rest of us, got my upvote!

Don't do what I did! And by that I mean: don't use Davinci Resolves auto-upload to KZread feature. I wasn't able to choose my normal render settings but decided to roll with it. Looks pretty bad and pixelated. Sorry team. Won't happen again. 👍

@AmauryJacquot

2 жыл бұрын

you should not be using the screen capture while testing stuff on it. preferably, you should replicate the screen on the hdmi and connect a hardware recording device off of it.

@AlumarsX

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmauryJacquot or just shoot the screen, yolo

Hi can you share how you made your back wall looks like a dark blue with some wooden I love it - is it acoustic treatment? Please share ☺️

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

We *just* finished that wall actually! It's blue, stick-on wallpaper with 1x2 pieces of spruce that we cut and stained to look more like walnut. When you see the full thing, it's meant to look like a sound wave.

During the voice overs I could have believed I was listening to John Krasinski. Great review, thanks

awesome review brother !! i am on the fence from going to a pro 14 inch from my air m1 lol

This was great dude 😃🙌

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😁

Geez, I'm glad I saw this. Thanks!

Are you able to do a follow up video about this MacBook ? Or have you returned this one and upgraded the specs? Thank you 😊

Looking forward to watching you succeed

I just upgraded from my 2014 15” MBP. This is definitely an upgrade. Topaz Video Enhance AI was virtually unusable on my old Mac. Now I can actually do the work with my new base model 16”

amazing review!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Great review! Keep it up!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

This was cool to watch as I have all 3 as well, traded the iMac Pro for Apple Card credit.

I've got this video cranked up to 1440 and for some reason it still looks crunch af

@ryanjosephdp

2 жыл бұрын

His render compression was heavy

@michaelj7069

2 жыл бұрын

same

Great review! Straightforward tests and real life use cases. Thanks!

I would do a retest of photo exports and such without screen recording. My guess is the video processors are being used for that function. It may be conflicting.

Been enjoying your Loam Ranger channel for some time now (shredding the reign in Edmonton). Was very excited to hear you starting this new channel for the technical sides of things. I’ve watched the GoPro vids and comparisons (great videos). However, have you thought about doing more MTB tech on this channel? Different/ personal choice for a garmen….wireless shifting/droppers…. Or even the real time compression damping for shocks and forks? Beauty!!!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! As far as potential MTB related content, we're putting together an Apple Watch vs Garmin video which I'm pretty excited about. I think for MTB specific tech, I'll likely put that kind of thing out on The Loam Ranger channel. There's definitely no shortage of tech-y videos to make haha.

@4seasonsmtb

2 жыл бұрын

@@runthejoules Looking forward to the Apple Watch vs Garmin video! Keep up the stoke!

great video, pretty unusal than the videos other reviewers are making with the machine but very useful. thank you.

Nice shots of Canmore!

great vid!

You had my heart racing there during the screen recording... Heewww 😂 Stoked to see how well those GoPro codecs were handled. No more transcoding?! YES, PLEASE!

LOOK AT THAT NOTCH 🤣🤣🤣

How tf do only have 2 k subs dude ur quality is amazing I think better then a lot of reviewers on this app!!!!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

Wow and that’s the M1 Pro base model. I have to say very impressive!!!

" Loved The Imaginative Foam Round your Head sound work , Hilarious ! "

Maybe more ram would work better with screen recording. I just ordered mine with 32GB.

We need more base model Mac testing !!!!

I think the problem with the screen recorder is that the m1 pro models only have 1 video encode engine and maybe mac os isn’t optimized to have it split the encode process yet, (just a guess)

This was fun!

Your colors and studio looks amazing. Great review! I subbed

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

what about Logic Pro stress test on cheapest 16 inch MacBook Pro m1 pro?

Hey nice video. I also got the 16 inch m1pro and i noticed when i was swiping between a dark background and a white background i would see a blur blur in between. Have you noticed this issue with your model? thanks :)

@mildmannered1086

2 жыл бұрын

MiniLED lag

Well I did an edit session and my drive on the M1 13 filled up in FCP and I was able to delete a few files and was able to finish the edit !

Run The Joules a play on Run The Jewels... dope!!!

Hey look an actually review from a real user. Great video. PS: my prostate hurts just looking at that bike footage.

Super nice video, thanks for posting it... That said, I am surprised you are actually running a screen recording app. I have seen many videos where people test laptops and what not and say that they prefer to NOT run a screen recording software because it might/will influence the outcome of the test... Thanks.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great point, for sure. Next time I'll try setting things up differently.

@fc1133

2 жыл бұрын

@@runthejoules Thanks. : )

Do you think it would be worth getting the base model or an upgraded version if you primarily do video editing and motion graphics/color grading?

@greasyflight6609

2 жыл бұрын

32GB Ram is good. 2TB is enough. My humble thoughts.

@Weird_Quests

2 жыл бұрын

@@greasyflight6609 thanks for that :) I went with a Razer blade 14 in the end (managed to test it for my needs and because I am a narrative designer for video games, I need to be able to test game builds (a no go on MacBooks atm).

The auto-on function is a feature; it can be disabled via terminal.

I actually had the same rendering problem with Da Vinci myself, and it was actually Google Chrome that messed it up lol there might be a bug in da vinci itself that causes the rendering issue

Hey, great video. Could you also please test how the new MacBook performs when editing from a connected external SSD? Could be nice solution to make up for a small internal SSD. Thanks.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

As long as the connected SSD is decently fast, you'll have no issues, from my experience so far. I edited this video on the MBP M1 Pro with a WD 500 mbps drive connected that had about half the clips on it and everything was seamless.

@norbertholzmann8653

2 жыл бұрын

I bought a SanDisk G-Drive Pro SSD 2TB for my 16“ 16GB/1TB M1 Pro MacBook Pro. It’s as fast as the internal ssd. Leave all 6k/50 fps BMPCC BRAW 1:8 files on the external drive and work on a 4k timeline in Davinci Resolve. Some frames are dropped, but it’s not an issue. Very similar to my iMac Pro with 128 GB RAM. Render times for 5:11 minutes graded 6k/50fps BRAW footage to 4k H.265 with Davinci Resolve on the MacBook: 5:36 minutes and to 8k H.265 20:24 minutes. Same job on iMac Pro needs more than 10 hours for the 8k on my iMac Pro.

macOS screen capture has been kinda broken for a long time. OBS for example has pretty bad render performance issues just when capturing the screen (not with other video inputs)

I am thinking about getting a base model 16 inch… although it will be June before i will be able to afford it

This is exactly the kind of review I wanted to find. The bang for the buck solution.

Wonder if the render would have been quicker through Final Cut

Love real-world usage tests, so thanks for this. Do you happen to use Neat Video noise reduction? Still hunting for someone testing those render times. See you back on The Loam Ranger.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason! No, i don't use that plugin unfortunately.

@JasonFoxLCB

2 жыл бұрын

@@runthejoules Thanks for the reply. I do recommend it if you ever need to salvage a noisy shot.

Thank-you for this! I have the 16 M1Pro coming and I’ve been feeling stressed that I should have gotten the Max (but could not afford it). Now I feel much better 🤗🙏

@kayseeday

2 жыл бұрын

@JRW yeah that was a big reason in my decision to go with the M1 pro. I’m not a video editor and even if I did I wouldn’t be doing 6k or 8k video editing. As a society, We’re just beginning to transition into widely adopted 4k. I though that using fast charging would account for the drop in battery life but I’ve been hearing a mixed bag of results when it comes to overall battery life. Some tests show that the m1 max has 1 hour less, mobiletechreview says 2 hours, and the verge says 6 hours. But what you mentioned about idle drain is what concerns me. Apple devices are great at maintaining battery life when idle or not in use. If the max drains more then the pro would be even more of a no brain for me

@AlumarsX

2 жыл бұрын

The Max forces you into 32gbs of RAM so the total upgrade from Pro to Max is $900 minimum. It's just too much

@kayseeday

2 жыл бұрын

@@AlumarsX that's a good point. I want 32gb ram because I view it as was 16gb was back in the day. Back in 2015 16gb was generous and 8gb was frugal. Now in this day and age 16 is still adequate and generous depending on what you're doing but 32gb is a generous amount for the future. I've had my 2015 mbp with 8gb ram for almost 7 years. I'll be keeping this laptop for just as long

@FrancisBaconthe3rd

2 жыл бұрын

@JRW Nilay Patel at The Verge mentioned the battery drain from the extra GPU power and its impact on the lower battery life not being worth the trade-off unless you really need the power. It seems like it might be a better idea to spend extra money on SSD and ram.

Little do most know this man has a super alter ego. The Lone Ranger hehe

Does this 16" MacBook M1 Pro have the base ssd of 512 GB? That's the only part of the entry level 16" M1 that I don't think would be enough.

Can't wait to try my H.265 of my R5. LOLOLOL This was an awesome review

I just figured out that you are the Loam Wolf! cool. I like your reviews of the less expensive base models. Need more $ for riding gear.

@runthejoules

Жыл бұрын

Close! Loam Ranger 🙃

@steven871

Жыл бұрын

@@runthejoules 🤦‍♂️

Low-level software engineer here. Though I still haven't come up to speed on the intricacies of the M1 architecture just yet, my suspicion is that the screen capture is repeatedly flushing the unified memory cache, temporarily causing all render threads to halt while waiting on the data to be reloaded from the SSD. BTW, the M1 Max has double the memory bandwidth of the M1 chip, and though that wouldn't prevent the above scenario it would allow the system to recover a little faster.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

What's interesting is that there are a number of other people posting Davinci renders from the M1 Pro without issue. I hope one doesn't need to shell out a few hundred more dollars to simply make screen recordings haha.

@cedricvillani8502

2 жыл бұрын

Macs are for people with cameras, the VFX and REAL work a computer has to do, is not done on a MAC. Next 5 years VR/AR/XR Heavy rendering of an obscene amount of assets and shaders etc.. Ai/ML (algebraic combinatorics oh my) you will be using NVIDIA. Lol do I seem bias? Hell ya WE NEED Live Ai/ML assisted MoCap over XR and MAC refuses to get back together with NVIDIA, officially so so annoying. Still have to rely on companies like Rave Computer and shell out 20-40K, UGH and I like the Mac feel, but…. Damn

@melomaniakjm

2 жыл бұрын

You shouldn't think of yourself as "low-level", with some practice you'll get to the higher level stuff. Hang in there!

@sayanghosh123

2 жыл бұрын

@@cedricvillani8502 get a well-built hackintosh maybe?

@cedricvillani8502

2 жыл бұрын

@@sayanghosh123 well there’s always level 1 virtualization like with proxmox as the base and you can load Big Sur to windows, what’s funny is apple and NVIDIA are working together on one project

Just discover your channel and it’s very good ! Beautiful scene and sound 👌🏻

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking out the channel! Much appreciated.

Be interesting to see how it handles 6-8k BMRaw, theoretically it should be quick as true raw codecs do not require huge amounts of CPU to decode. Did your old imac pro have a video transcoder card in it? Any prores should run smoothly due to the decoder/encoder chip in the M1. Be interesting to see it up against something with a dedicated quadro for video editing.

@fc1133

2 жыл бұрын

"...theoretically it should be quick as true raw codecs do not require huge amounts of CPU to decode." Man, I am glad I finally hear someone say this. I was "suspecting" this to be the case, but I was never sure. You pretty much only see people testing PC's using RAW files, and I was wondering why!? I always thought that heavily compressed files, such as GoPro footage, should be used to test systems because they are compressed. I guess they use RAW files because most "pros" shoot in RAW. You mention something else I really find interesting: "decoder/encoder chip in the M1"... I remember wondering why my Dual XEON E5-2697v2, 64Gb, Gtx780Ti computer cannot playback GoPro footage smoothly, but my phone/GoPro can!? When asked in a few Forums why that is, I was told that my phone (Note 10+) and the GoPro have decoders/encoders build in that are "made" for playing back those files...If that is the, I was asking why no one makes a encoder/decoder card for a few hundred bucks that I install in my Pc and BAM, I can playback all kind of files...I never got an answer so I really do not know if there is such a card or not. I guess I have to Google it real quick... Thanks

@slipoch6635

2 жыл бұрын

​@@fc1133 There used to be decoder/encoder cards and often you will find the cheaper quadro and firepro cards will have onboard codec support (more expensive ones are primarily for 3d), but from the 20x nvidia gaming cards onwards it can use nvenc to decode/encode 264/265 footage and you can use the pro drivers and a few other accelerated codecs (unsure specifically what is supported). The GTX 780 was a gaming card for the time, it wasn't designed for 3d/video editing work so you won't be getting much in the way of acceleration. Yeah the bottlenecks on raw files are hard drive and memory speed. CPU is relatively low. BMRaw does have a 12:1 compression version which should up the ante a bit.

@fc1133

2 жыл бұрын

@@slipoch6635 Dude, I learned more from your comment then I did searching forums for answers! : ). Everything makes sense now! I used to just go by benchmark performance and though that the higher the number (score) the better it is for playing back GoPro files. I was wrong. But since I now know why I was wrong, and why benchmark numbers are not all that important, I still wonder why they are not selling stand alone H.264/265 cards anymore!? I mean, the CPU in my z fold 3 (Snapdragon 888) cannot be faster then my Laptops i7-10510U, but it plays back GoPro files with ease. Thanks to you I know that's because my phone has a h.264/265 decoder/encoder build in, right? If so, that hardware cannot be that expensive once you remove all the other hardware. Getting my point? Anyhow, I find this stuff really fascinating. Thanks!!!

@slipoch6635

2 жыл бұрын

@@fc1133 Correct, I think GoPro have their own codec for video, like ProRes it is proprietary, so every implementation would have to pay for it, now on a lot of the cards they have the HEVC deccoder/encoder acceleration (HEVC is a codec in the x265 family I believe), but your card is a bit too old for that. I think Go PRo uses HEVC, but it could be custom as well. BMRaw is free so anyone can use it. Pro-Res is gimped on PC because Apple own it. (kinda similar to the pc versions of safari and quicktime), but i have found HEVC and x265 seem to work better on PC's than an Apple with the same hardware (x86).

I have seen the screen recording issue before, yet no one mentioning it.

That export issue is something I ran into in the past with older versions of Resolve.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Oh really? Hmm well I'm glad to hear it may not be a hardware issue, at least.

Could you tell me if the fans are completely off in web browsing or that kind of little activity ? Thank you !

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Through all the testing so far *and* editing/rendering this entire video with the new laptop, I never heard the fan once. Pretty awesome.

Please make this type code for MacBook 14 base model

The ending was the best part

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks for watching till the end!

Why don’t you want to run SSD’s more than 1/2 full??

At 18:58 you say “when it comes to SSD’s, you generally do not want to run them more than half full”. Question-is that when you are using the MBP for Final Cut, or just generally, like when manipulating a lot of .jpeg files? Can you expound on the “half full” statement? Thanks. Great video, thanks. Thumbs up!

@thejohnarnett

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@slipoch6635

2 жыл бұрын

SSDs have a very limited read/write number compared to spinning disk hard drives, typically like with a phone battery you do not want to run them 'full' because then all sectors on the ssd are being read/written a lot (due to temp/scratch/swap storage for the OS), in particular the latest version of MacOS used on the M1 does use a tone of space, even just for web browsing (1.5tb per day in temp writes, just browsing the net) So if you keep your usage low (I would normally say ~75% but with the OS saving that much rubbish then ~50% is reasonable) your drive will last longer, because as it accruse bad sectors it will use others. So never fill up a SSD used for the OS. If they do not fix this, then the ssd will have a shelf life of ~2 years, the issue here is it is part of the soc system. Does the M1 allow you to boot from an external tb4 drive after the internal drive has died? no-one seems to know, Apple have not answered this question at all.

@thejohnarnett

2 жыл бұрын

@@slipoch6635 what an in depth answer! Thanks ^^

Nice video

I have a question why would you buy a base model MacBook Pro to do video editing? Is it my understanding you need at least 32 rams?

Thank you for this! Getting the base 16” today

@2392youngmoney

Жыл бұрын

How has your experience been? How is your swap usage?

THX

I’ve ordered one but with 1tb ssd. It’s not arrived yet and I already have buyers remorse on not going for more storage but it’s just so darn expensive

@runthejoules

Жыл бұрын

I also ended up getting the 1TB SSD. For me, I am pretty much always using a 2TB external drive connected to it for video work. Otherwise, 1TB is just fine for normal day to day usage. Enjoy the laptop! It’s incredible.

Fantastic review! As a full-time video editor, the M1 Max seems overkill for HD, 4K, and occasional 8K footage. It’s interesting how so many reviews are focused on the Max and not the Pro as the Max seems to be for those who need the added power for real-time graphics and intensive rendering. For most, including me, the M1 Pro should be an enormous upgrade. Thanks for putting me at ease with the Resolve demo- the Pro seems really impressive!

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you found it helpful! I was just doing some more testing for the full review and this laptop handles a LOT. Even when stacking four 4K clips, all sped up 1000%, it plays back completely smoothly. 😯 I’m thinking this machine will be more than enough for most peoples video editing need for years to come.

@VMYeahVN

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, i think the M1 Pro is insane value specifically because it seems like it will handle like 80% of what people will throw at it. The M1 Max seems like it's for that upper 10% of content creation or even mainly just for future proofing.

@professorjason1973

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is the max would be more geared towards someone developing 3-D graphics. I think if you’re going to use this as a gaming unit, it might be worth upgrading to the Max too. However, if it’s going to be used as a gaming unit, it would probably be better to save the thousand dollars and put that towards a real gaming desktop that can be upgraded. Personally I would rather buy this and use the thousand dollars on peripherals, like an external docking station and a large monitor. Most of my work is in Photoshop, Illustrator, and the occasional after effects and final cut to record and develop lectures for class. This unit will work just fine. I’m going to be going with the 16 inch, mostly for the monitor because if I’m going to travel with it on rare occasions or move it from room to room because I’m watching my kids, I want the larger desktop space. Anyway, I’m just throwing in some thoughts from other consumers out there.

Just a guess but when your exporting its using the hardware encoder built into the M1 chip and maybe the screen recorder is also using and trying to use the hardware encoder too. One reason why export and playback works better on the m1

Thanks for the vid. Looks good, but I suspect that 16GB isn't enough memory for your massive picture export (which is why it took so long) and may be a contributing factor in your screen capture issues. Not that I've any special knowledge there, but I've had screen capture issues on my Base M1 Mini that was apparently memory related. Also, a recent youtube vid I saw demonstrated the huge memory requirements for picture exports. You may be able to check/confirm/disprove my guess by watching your Memory pressure on Activity Monitor while you are doing the export and running screen capture in the manner you were when it hiccuped. Good luck, I hope you decide the base is good enough, for what you need, but if not, the incremental costs are not too steep, at least.

@slipoch6635

2 жыл бұрын

From a hardware perspective 16gb is plenty for image exports and screen recording (4/8 is more than enough for that task depending on what else you are running), this may be where the decoding/encoding chip falls over (where it accelerates video processing normally) and the system is relying more on the raw CPU power, rather than the sub-chip systems. If the export is flushing the memory cache, then as stated by @Mike-Simms below, it will cause a lag while it has to repeatedly reload the data.

Only thing to add though at 9:08 is that it is a 2,500 USD 'base' model

Can you do after effects and premier pro?

What are you using for screen recording? I'm getting one in November, and want to make sure that I don't install that software.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately that was QuickTime!

@vernearase3044

2 жыл бұрын

@@runthejoules If you're using builtin stuff - I presume you're creating a .mov? - have you tried Command-Shift-5? It seems to be specifically created for screen capture, whether windows, specific regions, or the entire screen. Through options you can select where the capture goes, and if you record your screen a circle with a square in it appears in a status icon in the menubar - hit that to stop the recording. It may use the same framework(s) as QuickTime though - I'd test it to see.

Ahahaha, lol! Look at that notch!

Compare iMac Pro vs MacBook Pro Lightroom and photoshop.

Got the base 16” Max model w 32 gig ram and 1 TB SSD. Loving it so far. Kinda wish I would’ve got 64 gigs of ram but Apple didn’t have that in store on release day. I cancelled my online order of a spec’d out 14” and saved over a 30 day wait. Hoping I made right decision

@Cosmopolitm

2 жыл бұрын

I would like to know if you think that worth it to upgrade to the m1max 64gb? Money wise

@pineappleroad

2 жыл бұрын

Apple generally only stock a few configurations, and any other configurations have to be ordered online (as they are pretty much “made to order”) In the case of the new 16 inch MacBook Pros, they will usually only stock 3 configurations, which are the ones you have to choose from when ordering online before you see the configuration screen

@boni

2 жыл бұрын

If you could choose only one option wich one is the sweet spot? 32ram or 1 Ssd

@TheForbiddenTacoYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@boni 1 ssd

It’s the base model with 10-Core GPU, 16-Core GPU, 16GB RAM and 512 SSD, right? Thanks a lot for this video mate! Helps soooo much!!

@marioarias9942

2 жыл бұрын

On the 16" yes that's the base configuration.

I just watched a video about how most people will buy the base model and it's the cursed one out of the bunch, and I should bump up a "notch" and buy the 10 core M1 Pro. Which is the exact same CPU as the M1 Max. Just less GPU cores. But it's interesting to see multiple opinions and find things that suit myself.

Thanks.

@runthejoules

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome

Really like the video. Made me laugh, your final though would be to spend more money. Hahah. Hard not to with those options. I think I’m getting more ram and bigger hard drive. Might as well get the bigger chip as well?