Probably not for sometime , my M1 14 inch base model works fine and does all i need it to do . If i had a money tree would probably buy every new shiny model that launched , alas 😢.
I am still using my 10yr-old 2013 MacBook Pro 12hrs/day. Had new hard drive and battery installed a couple years ago but other than being stuck with Catalina, its still working great. My hard drive crashed when Apple tried to upgrade my OS to Big Sur without M2
I miss mine old MBP, those are such great machines! Had a mid-2012 and, as you mentioned, I also upgraded the HD and RAM (back when you could) and it was fantastic! Sadly, the graphics card died, and since it was part of the logic board, it basically killed the machine. Still on the fence for a new MBP as my PC laptop is working good enough...but Mac keyboards and track pads though 🤔
I’m still using mine too. But for editing video in either rendering or throwing ice pack under it. My fans sounds like a 1968 Buick but stills runs. I think it’s time to upgrade
I clicked on this video because I was sure you were going to talk about HDMI 2.1 in a bit more depth, and I was not disappointed. I hope you make an updated video about the best monitors for Mac now that we have HDMI 2.1.
Having had an m1 air 16gb since launch (which has been excellent!), workflow changes drove my requirements to a more powerful setup. I waited and waited for the m2 pro/max to come out toward the end of last year. I couldn’t wait any longer and picked up 2 m1 max 32gb (14 and 16) for me and one of my team at the end of December, £500 and £299 cheaper than msrp. Imagine my horror when the m2 pro and max got released! Then I saw the price in the UK and £749/25% more for 20 - 30% more performance thankfully didn’t seem worth it. If you can get m1 pro or max for substantially less than msrp then they are still well worth it. The price increase in the UK has left space for the m1 series as long as they remain in stock.
Thankyou for being honest. I was looking to buy a new laptop for video editing and some 3D work, but waited for the m2 to come out. Now the m1 max is more affordable & basically the same
Just thinking about the different strategies with the cooling fans , i’d take a punt the fans coming on later on the m2 was needed to get the full hour of extra battery life over the previous model for marketing purposes.
what? No, it's like M1 vs M2: the M2 has better E-ccores, same goes for the M2 Pro/Max that have 2 extra E-cores Also the new M2 Max 16" is heavier due to an improved cooling system, so it will kick in later. Apple in generally prefers them to be quiet
Great explanation. Yesterday I tested out the new MBP M2 Pro to emulate my actual daily workflow by opening Affinity designer, iMovie, Logic Pro, Safari with 10+ tabs, a chess game, and multiple finder windows. After some time of usage, I found that Affinity crashed constantly, which led me to think that I'll stick to my 15.4" MBP from 2018 for another 3 years at least because that pretty M2 Pro is more expensive than my Husqvarna Svartpilen 200. The good thing is that you won't have to carry [or forget] dongles anymore, unless you need a standard USB port.
it is a joy to watch your videos :) Your videos are edited in a very professional manner and the reviews and comparisons are spot on. You also include chapters in your videos which helps most of us to come back and look at a specific portion of the video. AND this is probably the most important thing lol... you publish video in 4K 60fps... thats like... i drool when I watch your smooth videos. it is a joy. Love from India :). Don't shift to 30fps haha..
currently using a 16" Macbook Pro with the M1 Pro / 32GB / 1TB storage. I'm mostly doing photo editing in Lr and Ps. This beast handles everything I throw at it. Maybe if I money wasn't an issue I would upgrade just because I like new tech, but for now I'm waiting for the m4 max (at least) to upgrade :))
07:00 - that’s a 20% speed increase, not 16%. The correct formula is ((old time)/(new time) - 1)*100%. By using your formula, if the M2 Max took 1 second to finish the workload, it would be just a 99.7% speed improvement, which is clearly incorrect
Hi I’m ordering a new MacBook Pro 16” M2 Max Is 64gb ram okay or shall I go for 90gb ram In future I might edit 8K video Shall I go for 4TB or 8TB If u edit footage raw might take lot of space For video editing and after effects and editing ProRes raw editing 4k-8k is 64gb enough or do I need more ? I’m going for the M2 max
Get one of those inexpensive laptop stands to increase airflow under the unit. My 16" 2021 MacBook Pro would actually get pretty hot but sitting on the $15 stand the fan almost never comes on.
I don’t have a MacBook, but I’m thinking about getting one. For drawing/ note taking/ school work. Should I start with the M1 Max or start with the M2 max? Been researching but I’m at a crossroads on this decision because it’s pretty pricey.
Thanks, Tom - great review as usual. I do wonder though if renewing on the Mac property ladder isn't just getting too expensive, for the average user, given what these incremental increases are bringing into the equation?
@Steve Whitley *I do wonder though if renewing on the Mac property ladder isn't just getting too expensive, for the average user,"* You actually answered your own question. Why would the average user even entertain a professional power machine like this? They aren't the customer for this Mac model. Average users need no more than the Air.
@@BlendingWithHenry not just that, why would anyone upgrade laptops every year and a half? I don’t know if there’s anything you could do with the m2 that you couldn’t do with the m1. The m2 is for someone still running an intel Mac that’s starting to feel sluggish or has broken.
@@mrlt1151 *"not just that, why would anyone upgrade laptops every year and a half?"* I never understood this mentality either. I have a 16" M1 Max w/64GB Ram. I have zero interest in these M2 Max machines. My MacBook Pro has been flawless. That's the one thing that annoys me so much on Macrumors (a website I no longer visit) is people think Apple is selling "them", the ones who have the previous model and they keep complaining that it doesn't offer enough. Of course it doesn't because people shouldn't be upgrading year after year. To be clear I did in fact upgrade from my 2019 Intel 16" MacBook Pro i9 (for the obvious reasons) to my 16" M1 Max but I have never upgraded under 3 years. It's just insane.
@@BlendingWithHenry journalist, or I guess bloggers these days need something exciting to get clicks, or they trash it to get clicks. Either way they are going to eat. It’s fine for them to upgrade every model as they need to test drive them so that they can compare them. For almost everyone else, not so much. It would be like upgrading your car every model year.
I am using a M! MacBook Pro base model and a M1 MacBook Air with 16GB ram and 512Gb SSD, they are both excellent machines, though I love the MacBook Airs thin and light size for traveling, The M1 Pros screen is much better, don't think I am going to upgrade u until the M3/M3 Pro/Max chips come out.
Hmmm, video exports aren't handled by the GPU, they're handled by the media encoders so wouldn't see the 30% improvement unless they were bottlenecked by seriously heavy adjustments (which the GPU handles).
My question is what's the performance delta between the M1 Max and the M2 Pro because the price difference now is insane. If the M1 Max is faster then that's a better buy
As far as buying a laptop I hope will last 5-6 years, do you think the WiFi 6E is essential? Or will the WiFi 6 on a refurbished 2021 MBP be sufficient?
4hrs difference in battery life between the 14 and 16inches is quite much. I love the portability of the 14inch version but the battery is a thing of concern
Mac is good for anyone who doesn’t actually use programs for work, engineers (except software, and coders) can’t use Mac mostly because the programs we use for simulation and calculation are exclusive to windows for now, it’s a shame really, it would be the perfect laptop if it would work for us without boot camp.
Great review. You mentioned it runs slightly hotter, can you dive into that more? Is it just noticeably warmer or would you consider it a “hot” laptop, that wouldn’t be comfortable to have on your physical lap?
Bigger screen makes more a difference than power jump up to M2 in the 14. If you don't need the size, travel a lot or have an external screen you can use too - then go with the 14.
I'm stuck between the M1 and M2 max. I'm favoring the M2 because logically Apple engineers learned what they could have done better from the M1. However, the $400-500 difference is very tempting. I'm thinking more cores would be helpful but I never have paid more than $1500 for a laptop. Curse words!
Mind blown 😂 every RUclipsr seems to gloss over this hard fact. I always run a custom curve on my machines with tg pro. So much better the stock curve sucks
@@frostgodx It is a bit off. Windows offers power profiles that tweak the fan(s), while Apple allows third-party apps to enable faster fans if needed. As you said, YT creators ignore this and should at least mention it, maybe even promote it, as it clearly improves results.
WISHFUL THINKING, but I really wish that Apple would for the M3 Max use the 3nm design and up the core count for the cpu from 12 to 16 at least with 10-12 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores.
*"WISHFUL THINKING, but I really wish that Apple would for the M3 Max use the 3nm design"* Serious question. Why? What do you personally need in a 3nm design that you can't get in a 5nm?
I’m thinking of upgrading from a 2018 Intel based MacBook Pro because of the lag for something as simple as saving a word document. I don’t do major video editing so I still use iMovie but even then my laptop lags for minutes at a time for simple edits
Hi I want to buy the 2023 16 in MacBook Pro with M2 max with 12‑kärnig processor, 30‑kärnig grafik, 16‑kärnig Neural Engine, should I stay on 32 g of ram or 64g what you recommend
06:54 Premiere is using CPU+RAM so it is pointless to compare the GPU benchmark for rendering Where's DaVinci Resolve is using GPU+RAM and you should theoretically see much bigger difference.
Is there a difference in base frequency between the 16" M2 Max and all the other M2 models? Based on the GeekBench score reports, it appears there is, and they are 3.7 GHz and 3.5 GHz, respectively. And does high-power mode (which is specific to the M2 Max) have an effect?
Very helpful video thanks. Currently on a mid-2015 15.4" and bought an M1 16" last year but quickly returned as silicon not compatible with the version of Photoshop I was then running, coupled with the fact that I could no longer run my Virtual Box VM (essential to run an old film scanner which is Windows only). Now that I have new Photoshop, tempted to go with the M2 16" (screen perfect for photo work which is 90% of my use) but my uncertainty is over which flavour to go for. Will probably opt for base spec based on all you've said, except that I'll probably go 2TB or even 4TB as I'd love to get away from constantly having a tethered external drive carrying my photo library, travelling a lot as I do. Anyway, nicely presented vid!
If you already have the M1 Max, don't upgrade. They screwed us all over with that HDMI 2.0 port so they can wait another year for my money to upgrade. Plus the performance isn't that exciting so upgrading to the next one will get you 60-90% since the M3 will likely be using the 3nm chipsets next release. (better cooling and faster performance than the current M2)
Coming from an 2015 MacBook, I can’t see the advantage of the M2 models over the refurbished M1 versions. They are just too expensive for the performance jump. Also, given how much Apple have cut the trade in values it’s not as much as an investment as it used to be
Great video. I was interested to hear your 20201 m1 vs 2022 m2 discussion. I have a 2019 16" 2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9 with 32 GB memory. Could you render an opinion if I would really see a lot of improved performance with a 16 M2 with 16gb memory vs the pretty well spec'd out 2019 macpro I have new??. I really do like my 2019 and am trying to see if I want to make the jump to upgrade.
The price jump of the base model is because of the spec bump. the m1 14” with 10 core cup and 16 core gpu cost 2199 as well. The base model m1 14” had an 8core cpu
My biggest question about the M2 Pros is whether or not the thermal management can handle all that power for long periods of time. For example, pro-level live streaming for hours at a time.
On the M1 Max encode and decode are done in hardware and it barely even gets warm. I run my Steam Deck through OBS for hours with the Mac on battery and it might use 4 or 5% battery for a gaming session and stays cold.
Good vid, covered most of the topics of interest on the new machine. My daily is currently a 2014 15" rmbp. I loathe the port robbing that apple did. Glad they put back an hdmi and SD slot, but I only have 1 peripheral that's USB-C :( And the fact that VMWare/Parallels/Virtualbox can not emulate the x86 architecture on M1, so one of my use cases goes out the window... I'm still trying to justify the upgrade path and the $6k CDN price tag. In the meantime I've picked up a lightly loved Asus TUF laptop to see if pure linux will meet my needs.
@@Thetechchap damn really curious about power consumption on that thing if that or the m1 would be a better buy. Not necessarily in need of the power just a cheap Mac that can run 24/7 or close out taking too much power
Just gained admission into uni for engineering. Have been using a second hand m1 mba throughout school. This looks like a great upgrade for the next couple years! Prices have increased in Australia also :(
They obviously should have put HDMI 2.1 on it from the start however, it's hardly a selling point. Anyone that needs to connect their Macbook to a 8k or high refresh rate display is not going to mind using a high bandwidth USB C to HDMI or displayport cable right?
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Hey Chaps! What laptop are you using?
Thinking about getting the Older
Generation at a Discount. 😅
Obviously not!
Nope, I'm doing alright with the M2 MacBook air base model as a photographer 😀
Shocked that the Macbook Pros are more expensive in the UK. For me, is the opposite.
Probably not for sometime , my M1 14 inch base model works fine and does all i need it to do .
If i had a money tree would probably buy every new shiny model that launched , alas 😢.
I am still using my 10yr-old 2013 MacBook Pro 12hrs/day. Had new hard drive and battery installed a couple years ago but other than being stuck with Catalina, its still working great. My hard drive crashed when Apple tried to upgrade my OS to Big Sur without M2
I miss mine old MBP, those are such great machines! Had a mid-2012 and, as you mentioned, I also upgraded the HD and RAM (back when you could) and it was fantastic! Sadly, the graphics card died, and since it was part of the logic board, it basically killed the machine. Still on the fence for a new MBP as my PC laptop is working good enough...but Mac keyboards and track pads though 🤔
I’m still using mine too. But for editing video in either rendering or throwing ice pack under it. My fans sounds like a 1968 Buick but stills runs. I think it’s time to upgrade
@@TwentyEightStreetMedia "'68 Buick" had me 🤣 I totally remember that fan ramping up.😂
You’re about to get a FaceTime call on the phone from Tim Apple about the thumbnail… 👀
😅
Who is Tim Apple🤔?
Lol
@@Kiddingyoumust Tim something Apple
@@Kiddingyoumust tim who cook apple for lunch
I clicked on this video because I was sure you were going to talk about HDMI 2.1 in a bit more depth, and I was not disappointed. I hope you make an updated video about the best monitors for Mac now that we have HDMI 2.1.
I will!
The 16" is portable. You can't beat the screen real estate. I will wait for next years new chips.
Having had an m1 air 16gb since launch (which has been excellent!), workflow changes drove my requirements to a more powerful setup. I waited and waited for the m2 pro/max to come out toward the end of last year. I couldn’t wait any longer and picked up 2 m1 max 32gb (14 and 16) for me and one of my team at the end of December, £500 and £299 cheaper than msrp.
Imagine my horror when the m2 pro and max got released! Then I saw the price in the UK and £749/25% more for 20 - 30% more performance thankfully didn’t seem worth it.
If you can get m1 pro or max for substantially less than msrp then they are still well worth it. The price increase in the UK has left space for the m1 series as long as they remain in stock.
got a 48gq900 last week and it still blows me away love watching your videos on this too
The joke about you repacking your Mac in the box cracked me. Now i'm focused 😂!
thank you for the review ! can it render Sony 8K 30p H.265 ? without a problem or do i have to wait for the m3 ;)
Thankyou for being honest. I was looking to buy a new laptop for video editing and some 3D work, but waited for the m2 to come out. Now the m1 max is more affordable & basically the same
Don't get it. M2 pro is as good as the M1 max now. Get M2 max only if you need the additional display and additional GPU cores
When I heard the phrase “Max out with RAM” I just want to laugh Max and Out🤣😅
Just thinking about the different strategies with the cooling fans , i’d take a punt the fans coming on later on the m2 was needed to get the full hour of extra battery life over the previous model for marketing purposes.
what? No, it's like M1 vs M2: the M2 has better E-ccores, same goes for the M2 Pro/Max that have 2 extra E-cores
Also the new M2 Max 16" is heavier due to an improved cooling system, so it will kick in later. Apple in generally prefers them to be quiet
I bought a new discounted base 14 M1 Pro. The price difference in the UK is crazy and I didn’t need the extra power of the M2.
Great explanation.
Yesterday I tested out the new MBP M2 Pro to emulate my actual daily workflow by opening Affinity designer, iMovie, Logic Pro, Safari with 10+ tabs, a chess game, and multiple finder windows. After some time of usage, I found that Affinity crashed constantly, which led me to think that I'll stick to my 15.4" MBP from 2018 for another 3 years at least because that pretty M2 Pro is more expensive than my Husqvarna Svartpilen 200. The good thing is that you won't have to carry [or forget] dongles anymore, unless you need a standard USB port.
Today I just ordered my MacBook Pro 16 with M2 Pro, 32GB of memory and 1TB storage. And the color silver. So excited ❤
Brother needs an Intervention
He is Literally using a TV and
Calling it a Monitor. Kappa. 😜
It is a monitor 😆 it's made by ASUS! They do have the same panels as the LG OLED C42/48 but matte coating and displayport with less auto dimming etc
My first MacBook is the one I use now . MacBook Air M2 and I loved it. The design is really cool.
it is a joy to watch your videos :) Your videos are edited in a very professional manner and the reviews and comparisons are spot on. You also include chapters in your videos which helps most of us to come back and look at a specific portion of the video. AND this is probably the most important thing lol... you publish video in 4K 60fps... thats like... i drool when I watch your smooth videos. it is a joy. Love from India :). Don't shift to 30fps haha..
currently using a 16" Macbook Pro with the M1 Pro / 32GB / 1TB storage. I'm mostly doing photo editing in Lr and Ps. This beast handles everything I throw at it. Maybe if I money wasn't an issue I would upgrade just because I like new tech, but for now I'm waiting for the m4 max (at least) to upgrade :))
What an awesome thumbnail! Great job 👍
yep he also look like a guy from Coldplay.
nice review,you made some tests and nice you mentioned the price .Here in Europe we have big problems with the price of this laptop
This was awesome. Not that big of a difference. Probably just getting the M1 Max refurbished.
As a graphic designer and someone getting into video content creation, I need a fast laptop.
07:00 - that’s a 20% speed increase, not 16%. The correct formula is ((old time)/(new time) - 1)*100%. By using your formula, if the M2 Max took 1 second to finish the workload, it would be just a 99.7% speed improvement, which is clearly incorrect
good spot!
Hi
I’m ordering a new MacBook Pro 16” M2 Max
Is 64gb ram okay or shall I go for 90gb ram
In future I might edit 8K video
Shall I go for 4TB or 8TB
If u edit footage raw might take lot of space
For video editing and after effects and editing ProRes raw editing 4k-8k is 64gb enough or do I need more ? I’m going for the M2 max
Wow that opening shot, the macbook just fell out of the sky! too bad it has to fall out of my bank account every time 😂
Your videos look so crisp and smooth on my LG CX
For me, the differences, the application, Vivid, it makes the display 50% brighter so I'm getting the 16 inch MacBook Pro
thank u. i work alot in blender so getting the 96gb ram felt like the right choice.
Tech Chap, can you do a video on your Fractal desktop build?
Love it. Keep up the great work
I think it makes more sense to get the Mac mini because of the price and setup.
Yep
Get one of those inexpensive laptop stands to increase airflow under the unit. My 16" 2021 MacBook Pro would actually get pretty hot but sitting on the $15 stand the fan almost never comes on.
Just a heads up, iStat Menus provides fine-grained fan rules (and manual mode) in the case that you'd prefer a more aggressive profile vs. less noise.
HDMI2.1 is the standard hdmi port for laptop this year
Really good thing for ppl who have 4k high refresh monitors/TVs
Lg C2 checking in
only problem with C2 is dimming issues (can be resolved using a service remote though)
That's a big price rise (I am in the UK too) and those refurbished prices look too good to ignore. Quite a niche market for this upgrade I think.
I don’t have a MacBook, but I’m thinking about getting one. For drawing/ note taking/ school work. Should I start with the M1 Max or start with the M2 max? Been researching but I’m at a crossroads on this decision because it’s pretty pricey.
Start with a pencil and paper. When you get older then get a refurbished apple to start.
+1 Davinci Resolve speed tests. - 👍 Good review.
Thanks, Tom - great review as usual. I do wonder though if renewing on the Mac property ladder isn't just getting too expensive, for the average user, given what these incremental increases are bringing into the equation?
@Steve Whitley *I do wonder though if renewing on the Mac property ladder isn't just getting too expensive, for the average user,"*
You actually answered your own question. Why would the average user even entertain a professional power machine like this? They aren't the customer for this Mac model. Average users need no more than the Air.
@@BlendingWithHenry not just that, why would anyone upgrade laptops every year and a half? I don’t know if there’s anything you could do with the m2 that you couldn’t do with the m1. The m2 is for someone still running an intel Mac that’s starting to feel sluggish or has broken.
@@mrlt1151 *"not just that, why would anyone upgrade laptops every year and a half?"*
I never understood this mentality either. I have a 16" M1 Max w/64GB Ram. I have zero interest in these M2 Max machines. My MacBook Pro has been flawless. That's the one thing that annoys me so much on Macrumors (a website I no longer visit) is people think Apple is selling "them", the ones who have the previous model and they keep complaining that it doesn't offer enough. Of course it doesn't because people shouldn't be upgrading year after year. To be clear I did in fact upgrade from my 2019 Intel 16" MacBook Pro i9 (for the obvious reasons) to my 16" M1 Max but I have never upgraded under 3 years. It's just insane.
@@BlendingWithHenry journalist, or I guess bloggers these days need something exciting to get clicks, or they trash it to get clicks. Either way they are going to eat. It’s fine for them to upgrade every model as they need to test drive them so that they can compare them. For almost everyone else, not so much. It would be like upgrading your car every model year.
I am using a M! MacBook Pro base model and a M1 MacBook Air with 16GB ram and 512Gb SSD, they are both excellent machines, though I love the MacBook Airs thin and light size for traveling, The M1 Pros screen is much better, don't think I am going to upgrade u until the M3/M3 Pro/Max chips come out.
Hmmm, video exports aren't handled by the GPU, they're handled by the media encoders so wouldn't see the 30% improvement unless they were bottlenecked by seriously heavy adjustments (which the GPU handles).
I've ordered the 14" 16gb 1tb, should I change to 32gb or cancel and get? Thank you.
Would be nice to know what monitor you connected to. Can't understand it at all. All I heard was Asus.
My question is what's the performance delta between the M1 Max and the M2 Pro because the price difference now is insane. If the M1 Max is faster then that's a better buy
As far as buying a laptop I hope will last 5-6 years, do you think the WiFi 6E is essential? Or will the WiFi 6 on a refurbished 2021 MBP be sufficient?
Dat intro drop though 😬 scaring us bro
What do you recommend, the (Macbook pro 16’) M2 max 32GB or the M1 max 64GB, and why, for video editing (After Effect, Premiere, Photoshop)?
Please can you do a video on battery comparison btw the new macs and old ones both 14 and 16inches.
4hrs difference in battery life between the 14 and 16inches is quite much. I love the portability of the 14inch version but the battery is a thing of concern
I have both and can say if you have a max chip they are way worse off but the 16” still lasts about an hour or two tops more.
The best laptop on the market, without a doubt! 🔥
Finally someone who told me exactly what I cared about to buy this
Mac is good for anyone who doesn’t actually use programs for work, engineers (except software, and coders) can’t use Mac mostly because the programs we use for simulation and calculation are exclusive to windows for now, it’s a shame really, it would be the perfect laptop if it would work for us without boot camp.
Great improvement
Great review. You mentioned it runs slightly hotter, can you dive into that more? Is it just noticeably warmer or would you consider it a “hot” laptop, that wouldn’t be comfortable to have on your physical lap?
Still comfortable on your lap. It doesn't really feel any hotter on the chassis - just warms up faster.
@@Thetechchap Thanks for replying. Appreciate it.
Bigger screen makes more a difference than power jump up to M2 in the 14. If you don't need the size, travel a lot or have an external screen you can use too - then go with the 14.
Even though MacBooks are not great for gaming, with 138K refresh rate linked to a TV is still good for the games you can play on MacBooks. Impressive.
As wifi6e and Xbox cloud gaming hopefully expanding, you will only need internet connection to play most decent games soon
I'm stuck between the M1 and M2 max. I'm favoring the M2 because logically Apple engineers learned what they could have done better from the M1. However, the $400-500 difference is very tempting. I'm thinking more cores would be helpful but I never have paid more than $1500 for a laptop. Curse words!
imagine the m3 pro max...you should wait!
The m4 will be way better wait for that one better
@@josevelez4726 just wait untill the m5 hit the mrket
@@kiddonline504 From what I’ve heard, the m6 leaks are looking crazy
The m7 is definitely worth the wait
Is this model touch screened? Thanks!
When is the M3 Macbook Pro 16 inch coming out?
The Macbook seems like it can definitely help boost your workflow motivation and productivity. Thanks for this review.
Wow. Get a life.
What is the monitor you said you hook it up to? I heard ASUS but couldn't catch the model.
can you give me a link for your monitor?
That is one drool worthy laptop. And way more than I need in a portable device. But thanks for the review!
Use a fan control app if you want better thermals and improved performance.
Mind blown 😂 every RUclipsr seems to gloss over this hard fact. I always run a custom curve on my machines with tg pro. So much better the stock curve sucks
@@frostgodx It is a bit off. Windows offers power profiles that tweak the fan(s), while Apple allows third-party apps to enable faster fans if needed. As you said, YT creators ignore this and should at least mention it, maybe even promote it, as it clearly improves results.
Can you give the link of your screen display ?
Thanks 👍
Bro, I want a Macbook.. Use to use MS office and Photoshop!!! For this purpose
Macbook Air M2 13" 8 Gb ram and 256 SSD is enough ?
very honest review; I have the same experience. Thank you!
actually, it is simple. If we do not care about money at all. M2 16'' is a perfect laptop. If money is any issue for you M1 16 is definitely worth it.
I need more B-roll of your cat :).
That’s paid for content 😅
For me, I would rather stay with the pro m1, but I want to use 3 x external monitors, so it pushes you to go to the max.
@The_Tech_Chap3. Sure, I'll send you a text right now of my turkey. Bear with me. On second thoughts why you bothering to spam this channel!
WISHFUL THINKING, but I really wish that Apple would for the M3 Max use the 3nm design and up the core count for the cpu from 12 to 16 at least with 10-12 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores.
*"WISHFUL THINKING, but I really wish that Apple would for the M3 Max use the 3nm design"*
Serious question. Why? What do you personally need in a 3nm design that you can't get in a 5nm?
@@BlendingWithHenry he won’t buy, he is a dreamer
@@robinarora8137 "A dreamer" is what an Apple fanboy would call a non Apple fanboy.
@@NoName-bg2om you are saying I am a Fanboy and you are not an Apple Fanboy… lol but a non fanboy has a wishful thinking … lol
I’m thinking of upgrading from a 2018 Intel based MacBook Pro because of the lag for something as simple as saving a word document. I don’t do major video editing so I still use iMovie but even then my laptop lags for minutes at a time for simple edits
Even M1 should suffice for your needs
Hi I want to buy the 2023 16 in MacBook Pro with M2 max with 12‑kärnig processor, 30‑kärnig grafik, 16‑kärnig Neural Engine, should I stay on 32 g of ram or 64g what you recommend
06:54 Premiere is using CPU+RAM so it is pointless to compare the GPU benchmark for rendering
Where's DaVinci Resolve is using GPU+RAM and you should theoretically see much bigger difference.
could you tell me which model for the macbook ?
Is there a difference in base frequency between the 16" M2 Max and all the other M2 models? Based on the GeekBench score reports, it appears there is, and they are 3.7 GHz and 3.5 GHz, respectively. And does high-power mode (which is specific to the M2 Max) have an effect?
I'm still using Macbook pro M1 and its powerful enough for me. I'll skip this one and maybe upgrade M3 next year :)
Wait 4-6 months and the M2 MB Pro 14/16 will be discounted. There is no rule that you need to buy at launch.
M3 MB Pro is coming out this year. M2 MB Pro is DOA within 12 months of launch.
@@BigJohnson911 tbh they should discontinue the 13 inch mpb
@@kaz8297 Some people still want the Touch Bar.
0:03 it's an empty box as usual 😂
maybe...
What GPU options do You compare? 32 m1vs 38m2
Macbook pro 16 m1 pro base model or macbook pro 14 m2 pro base model?? At same price
Very helpful video thanks. Currently on a mid-2015 15.4" and bought an M1 16" last year but quickly returned as silicon not compatible with the version of Photoshop I was then running, coupled with the fact that I could no longer run my Virtual Box VM (essential to run an old film scanner which is Windows only). Now that I have new Photoshop, tempted to go with the M2 16" (screen perfect for photo work which is 90% of my use) but my uncertainty is over which flavour to go for. Will probably opt for base spec based on all you've said, except that I'll probably go 2TB or even 4TB as I'd love to get away from constantly having a tethered external drive carrying my photo library, travelling a lot as I do. Anyway, nicely presented vid!
*M1 ultra vs m2 max which one is better?*
Whats the battery life on this?
If you already have the M1 Max, don't upgrade. They screwed us all over with that HDMI 2.0 port so they can wait another year for my money to upgrade. Plus the performance isn't that exciting so upgrading to the next one will get you 60-90% since the M3 will likely be using the 3nm chipsets next release. (better cooling and faster performance than the current M2)
Coming from an 2015 MacBook, I can’t see the advantage of the M2 models over the refurbished M1 versions. They are just too expensive for the performance jump. Also, given how much Apple have cut the trade in values it’s not as much as an investment as it used to be
the Urbanears Boo is not selling in the US???
Great video. I was interested to hear your 20201 m1 vs 2022 m2 discussion. I have a 2019 16" 2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9 with 32 GB memory. Could you render an opinion if I would really see a lot of improved performance with a 16 M2 with 16gb memory vs the pretty well spec'd out 2019 macpro I have new??. I really do like my 2019 and am trying to see if I want to make the jump to upgrade.
Please compare 16 inch M2 pro to M1 Pro. I think that's what most people will be getting!
Will do!
@@Thetechchap and the 14 inch equivalents please!
What's the second oldest macbook you have? Can I have that one? Thank you!
The price jump of the base model is because of the spec bump. the m1 14” with 10 core cup and 16 core gpu cost 2199 as well. The base model m1 14” had an 8core cpu
Good spot. Also I think you separate it more from the M2 Air
My biggest question about the M2 Pros is whether or not the thermal management can handle all that power for long periods of time. For example, pro-level live streaming for hours at a time.
On the M1 Max encode and decode are done in hardware and it barely even gets warm. I run my Steam Deck through OBS for hours with the Mac on battery and it might use 4 or 5% battery for a gaming session and stays cold.
When do you gonna' to review MacBook pro m2 pro 14"?
later this week :)
You don’t need to do a “ding” every time you show text. This isn’t an advert from the 90’s.
Good vid, covered most of the topics of interest on the new machine.
My daily is currently a 2014 15" rmbp. I loathe the port robbing that apple did. Glad they put back an hdmi and SD slot, but I only have 1 peripheral that's USB-C :(
And the fact that VMWare/Parallels/Virtualbox can not emulate the x86 architecture on M1, so one of my use cases goes out the window...
I'm still trying to justify the upgrade path and the $6k CDN price tag. In the meantime I've picked up a lightly loved Asus TUF laptop to see if pure linux will meet my needs.
I've currently using 2. An Asus Tuf 15 With i7-11370H With A RTX 3070 And An Acer Predator Helios With i7-12700H And RTX 3070 Ti.
Did you get the Mini ?
Not yet I'm afraid :)
@@Thetechchap damn really curious about power consumption on that thing if that or the m1 would be a better buy. Not necessarily in need of the power just a cheap Mac that can run 24/7 or close out taking too much power
Do they now use UFS 4.0?
First! BTW apple can keep their stuff, here in europe the price is again higher so i just stupped buying apple products.
Your 6th
I just bought one but with m2 pro,
Just gained admission into uni for engineering. Have been using a second hand m1 mba throughout school. This looks like a great upgrade for the next couple years! Prices have increased in Australia also :(
hope you are not into computer/electrical engineering... you can run almost nothing of the software required on a non-x86...
Mechanical/civil engineers also don't use macOS. Most graphic software only run on Windows.
How does MacOS scale on the 8K TV?
0:08 That's a courier's blood, isn't it? :D
He wanted me to sign for it and then couldn't find his pen...
They obviously should have put HDMI 2.1 on it from the start however, it's hardly a selling point. Anyone that needs to connect their Macbook to a 8k or high refresh rate display is not going to mind using a high bandwidth USB C to HDMI or displayport cable right?