I can't believe this video was not pointing to one of those YT celebrities wanna be 98% of the time. It was pointing to the thing we're most interested in. Good Job!!!!
Even though that is probably true, Apple is known for putting faster ssd’s in higher capacity configurations. Basically, the base models of their products tent to have slower ssd’s. That could play a part.
@@numberIII-th5gr i think 256gb for creators is not enough, so I'd rather go and buy 512, 8gb version :) I'm a music producer myself and having a good amount of ssd memory is crucial for me
True BUT, 256GB is not enough in today’s world either and the write and read speeds are way worse than the 516GB, you should aim to have 30-40% of your capacity always free. The sweet spot is 16GB and 516GB
recently bought a 512/8gb MacBook air m1 and the app launch speeds were noticeably slower compared to my Razer which uses similar ssd capacity and 16gb ram even though the razer is 3 years older
You do realize that’s gonna cause your computer to stress and overheat more often, and that you’re gonna constantly be using swap memory which requires you having a lot of free SSD space….
i would really like to see how it compares the 8gb m1 vs the older 2019 intel i7 macs (16 -32 gb ram), since those are dirty cheap even at 16" cost the same than the cheapest m1 macbook air.
Well theoretically because there are more chips on a larger capacity SSD the speed increases by a small percentage but the ram difference is something you are going to feel
It needs to use the SSD as RAM memory as the 8GB is not enough. SSD is slower than RAM.. Moreover, over years, the SSD will be toasted.. Never go for a 8gb unless it is all about word processing and browsing the internet.
@@SergioBlackDolphin yeah I feel it with my base rn but I cannot do anything about it... Apple doesn't do installment with its online store (Malaysia) but through apple resellers and they only have 8/256 or 8/512... Apple online store needs to be bought full cash which me (a student) couldn't afford
It's due to the ssd not the ram, having a bigger ssd means that you'll have more nand chips. Data is split between all the nand chips which improves write speeds. The difference in performance is too big to be ram related. So it's the ssd
Funny, my Macbook Air M2 loads in a 1.2gb photoshop file in 7 seconds. It has 8gb as well. My buddies MB Air M2 loads the same file in 8 seconds. He has 16gb. If you want a fast Macbook, you don't get the Macbook Air. You get a Macbook Pro. I have my entire music studio connected to one single 2022 Macbook Air M2. I run Serato DJ Pro linked with Ableton Live 12 Suite, with a Roland DJ-505, two AudioTechnica PLX120 turntables, two Denon DJ SC5000M tabletops (dvs enabled of course), Behringer TD-3, Roland TR-909 (yes, the original one) and a Boss RC-505 on this Macbook Air at the same time and record all my stuff in Audacity when mixing and in Ableton itself when producing. Do take a not, the DJ-505 comes with a built-in TR-S drummachine. And people still claim you need 16 or even 32gb of ram. I never had a hickup. Just make sure you do not run all sorts of crap software on your mac at the same time and get rid of any bloatware immediately. I mean, who on earth needs book reading software on a Macbook ? It takes 1.1gb of continuous ram usage to even start up and run.
This is only relevant for a system where an 8GB upgrade in RAM or a 256GB storage both cost $200, and both can only be done when you order. Greed is good?
Ok ok memory pressure will have an impact, but I think most of impact is simply because of faster SSD (if you don’t have a lot of things already running in the background)
Not necessarily. Brandnew with an empty SSD both should be quite similar. BUT when the RAM is full and the SSD is pretty much filled up then working becomes really slow. So if you plan on using it as your main work machine you should definitely get more storage or more RAM or even better both. Otherwise you loose a lot of the M1s performance over time. You could work primarily on external hard drive and keep your internal drive as empty as possible but thats always quite a hassle so really think about an upgrade.
@ that’s exactly what! Those 30secs don’t matter to those who are getting by…..it’s for the offices and jobs, where the salary and profits are high enough that employers and employees can even begin to, care about such things. Duh…
This 30 second video is more informative than 20 minutes one in other channel.... GOOD JOB !!!
Well said!
From one apple to another
😂😂
I'm really appreciate this sort of video, where can clearly show the difference between two types of specs laptops
You've said in 30seconds what the entire internet has tried in years, thanks for being "STRAIGHT TO THE DAMN POINT"...
ah yes I always have wanted to see a Photoshop PSD Flie Loading Test
I can't believe this video was not pointing to one of those YT celebrities wanna be 98% of the time. It was pointing to the thing we're most interested in. Good Job!!!!
This video is gold. Just used 0:31 secs of the time I have
I think this is “you need more ram” more than “you need more ssd”
Even though that is probably true, Apple is known for putting faster ssd’s in higher capacity configurations. Basically, the base models of their products tent to have slower ssd’s. That could play a part.
@@nickirsel682 but ssd in base model is already so fast, the speed is very not noticeable to an average joe
@@numberIII-th5gr i think 256gb for creators is not enough, so I'd rather go and buy 512, 8gb version :) I'm a music producer myself and having a good amount of ssd memory is crucial for me
@@ArtemProductRendering but that "buying more capacity" is for pure storage, not so much that "you get more speed out of larger storage"
True BUT, 256GB is not enough in today’s world either and the write and read speeds are way worse than the 516GB, you should aim to have 30-40% of your capacity always free. The sweet spot is 16GB and 516GB
wtf, i cannot see the seconds on the base variant cause your other video popped up there...
영상 감사합니다!
recently bought a 512/8gb MacBook air m1 and the app launch speeds were noticeably slower compared to my Razer which uses similar ssd capacity and 16gb ram even though the razer is 3 years older
Dan did I make a mistake I got the same Mac because I thought storage would be more important. I’m going to do programming and software engineering
this is exactly what we need in 30 sec videos!
I’ll even wait 10 minutes longer if that means I save 500€
Lol I know right….people will pay $500 to save 5 seconds of their life
@@rafsanrahi2469 because some people are professionals and their time costs money? High laptops are investments.
You do realize that’s gonna cause your computer to stress and overheat more often, and that you’re gonna constantly be using swap memory which requires you having a lot of free SSD space….
it's a $200 upgrade bro, get your money up
My laptop after tring to open this file 20 minutes,
CAN'T OPEN THIS FILE.
16기가랑 8기가 고민하는 분들에게 도움이 될거 같네요
근데 이게 램 차이일까요 용량 차이일까여ㅜㅜ 똑같이 256기가였음 비교가 될 텐데.. 궁금합니다
i would really like to see how it compares the 8gb m1 vs the older 2019 intel i7 macs (16 -32 gb ram), since those are dirty cheap even at 16" cost the same than the cheapest m1 macbook air.
Needs virtual ram space an 256gb is not enough..
Can you run paralells , 1 ubuntu and 1 windows 11?
Wonder how much of this is the RAM and how much of this is the SSD, maybe the 1tb has a better controller
No, bigger storage gives you better speed because there are more nand chips amd the data can be split between all of them them.
So, it's the ssd not the ram
@@alihajeh2879 depends on the amount of storage you have on the drive aswell, i’d say the ram has more to do with the speed than the storage tho
what about laggy cursor when using tools?
Does the speed increase if I upgraded from 521 to 1 tb or it’s just because of the ram
Its only RAM, cuz ram manages *everything* inside devices like a brain, in addition to this, the SSD just speeds up the processing of disk data, etc
Doesn't matter which amount of SSD you will buy
U can just buy external ssd drive
Well theoretically because there are more chips on a larger capacity SSD the speed increases by a small percentage but the ram difference is something you are going to feel
@@maerklinistkaize4460 u mean transistors?
I knew I was right when I bought my CTO 16GB/1TB M1 Air. Now my wife needs to see this :D
It depends what is your use case :)
15sec / 700 U$
I have bought 16/512 + 1tb external ssd
does the ssd speed faster than 16/512 variant?
@@irfanarachman91 It is noticeably faster than my wives 8/ 512 M1 Air but I have no comparison to a 16/512.
what about MacBook M1 pro 13" with 8gb you think MacBook air with 16 still better choice?
Air with 16GB maybe
What are you trying to run
Insane! Do you have an idea about the Why? Thanks
It needs to use the SSD as RAM memory as the 8GB is not enough. SSD is slower than RAM.. Moreover, over years, the SSD will be toasted..
Never go for a 8gb unless it is all about word processing and browsing the internet.
@@SergioBlackDolphin yeah I feel it with my base rn but I cannot do anything about it... Apple doesn't do installment with its online store (Malaysia) but through apple resellers and they only have 8/256 or 8/512... Apple online store needs to be bought full cash which me (a student) couldn't afford
@@BlizzardWind99 but literally everyone is praising how the base mba M1 is such a good value and all that.
It's due to the ssd not the ram, having a bigger ssd means that you'll have more nand chips. Data is split between all the nand chips which improves write speeds. The difference in performance is too big to be ram related. So it's the ssd
This is GingerRobot's illustration
Is he the same guy?
네! 맞아요
Funny, my Macbook Air M2 loads in a 1.2gb photoshop file in 7 seconds. It has 8gb as well.
My buddies MB Air M2 loads the same file in 8 seconds. He has 16gb.
If you want a fast Macbook, you don't get the Macbook Air. You get a Macbook Pro.
I have my entire music studio connected to one single 2022 Macbook Air M2.
I run Serato DJ Pro linked with Ableton Live 12 Suite, with a Roland DJ-505, two AudioTechnica PLX120 turntables, two Denon DJ SC5000M tabletops (dvs enabled of course), Behringer TD-3, Roland TR-909 (yes, the original one) and a Boss RC-505 on this Macbook Air at the same time and record all my stuff in Audacity when mixing and in Ableton itself when producing.
Do take a not, the DJ-505 comes with a built-in TR-S drummachine.
And people still claim you need 16 or even 32gb of ram.
I never had a hickup. Just make sure you do not run all sorts of crap software on your mac at the same time and get rid of any bloatware immediately. I mean, who on earth needs book reading software on a Macbook ? It takes 1.1gb of continuous ram usage to even start up and run.
Your results with the 8gb machine is so unmatched with this videos' test that I have to doubt a bit.
wow, i like this format of vids
This is only relevant for a system where an 8GB upgrade in RAM or a 256GB storage both cost $200, and both can only be done when you order.
Greed is good?
wait wait, where is the non importaint part where you talk about the things noone cares about? 😂 thank you for this.
remember folks, bigger SSD means more chips on the motherboard, meaning faster access to data.
What are you on about?
@@07xGH0ST bigger ssds are faster than small ones
Are they both hhd or ssd?
10:00:00
What s the speed of the 256 ssd and the speed of 1tb ssd?
It’s just the 1tb has more storage space but I’m sure the speed’s same
@Roberto Porcaro really? Didn’t know that
RAM (unified memory to be precise) has nothing to do with it - 1tb ssd is simply faster than 256GB because of how memory modules are wired.
Ok ok memory pressure will have an impact, but I think most of impact is simply because of faster SSD (if you don’t have a lot of things already running in the background)
both same 7 gpu ?
16GB comes with
8 GPU core
@@bibekshrestha1515 7 core gpu can be upgraded to 16gb Ram
Bigger SSDs are more faster, 16/512gb should be the base for all "Pro" laptops, that's why 13MBP is stupid in 2022.
this is what i want to know exactly
Ram doesnt do anything here. Its about the speed of SSD.
8gb / 512Gb SSD will be faster than 8Gb/256Gb?
Slightly faster bcz 512 variant has 8 core GPU and 256 varient has 7 core GPU . Not a big deal
Not necessarily. Brandnew with an empty SSD both should be quite similar. BUT when the RAM is full and the SSD is pretty much filled up then working becomes really slow.
So if you plan on using it as your main work machine you should definitely get more storage or more RAM or even better both.
Otherwise you loose a lot of the M1s performance over time. You could work primarily on external hard drive and keep your internal drive as empty as possible but thats always quite a hassle so really think about an upgrade.
use both hand and finger for this you can do it better
The difference between 5 seconds and 20 seconds was not due to using one hand.
@@johncho8766 fine bruh
so apple 8gb ≠ pc 16gb
fanbois dead right now
I know how many g of ram should i need now👍
First world problems be like.
There wouldn't be "first world" unless someone though about problems like you know.. getting any productive work done in any meaningful time.
@ that’s exactly what! Those 30secs don’t matter to those who are getting by…..it’s for the offices and jobs, where the salary and profits are high enough that employers and employees can even begin to, care about such things. Duh…
Waste of time… plan your exit cards better
hahahah that’s a good one！
Not a great test
Omg you have to wait whole 28 seconds. Omg thats so slow
That says a lot more than ten minutes of talking.
The 1 Tb ssd is much faster.