Thanks so much for this informative video. I need some advice still... I am a graphic designer, work mostly on 2D, no animation but I work on large files on Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. I have ordered the new 16 Inch Macbook Pro with M1 Max processor, 32 GB Ram and 1TB SSD. Now after doing more research I am thinking about exchanging to the M1 Pro processor with 32 GB Ram as well and put that $400 difference into 2 TB SSD. Any advice? Thank you!
Hi Patrycja and thank you for the question! I think for your workflow, either configuration would suffice. You may not actually need the M1 Max, especially if you aren't doing a lot of 3D. I actually do a lot of 4K editing and have been doing okay on just the 512 GB SSD with the standard M1 MacBook from last year. Typically, I copy my work off to an external device to save space. I think the M1 Max makes the most sense if you are going to connect 3 or 4 external displays and/or you are performing a lot of really power intensive workflows, such as 3D modeling or processing a lot of complex video effects. Also, it may depend on how long you intend to keep the laptop. I' may be getting the M1 Max and I plan to keep it for a 6 year rotation cycle. Hope this advice helps! I'm sure you will be happy with either selection :)
@@EricCosner So for my case I will not be using multiple external displays, maybe one if any. So in that case M1 Pro would be enough but.. like you said I plan to keep that MacBook for many years even 6 like you ( I am transitioning from 2015 MacBook Pro that I have purchased used in 2018). So Im thinking in 3-4 years M1 Max chip will be something everyone will have and I will be there stuck with M1 Pro :D and yeah copying files to external drive is a pain! Thanks for your response!
Thanks so much for this informative video.
I need some advice still... I am a graphic designer, work mostly on 2D, no animation but I work on large files on Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
I have ordered the new 16 Inch Macbook Pro with M1 Max processor, 32 GB Ram and 1TB SSD. Now after doing more research I am thinking about exchanging to the M1 Pro processor with 32 GB Ram as well and put that $400 difference into 2 TB SSD. Any advice? Thank you!
Hi Patrycja and thank you for the question! I think for your workflow, either configuration would suffice. You may not actually need the M1 Max, especially if you aren't doing a lot of 3D. I actually do a lot of 4K editing and have been doing okay on just the 512 GB SSD with the standard M1 MacBook from last year. Typically, I copy my work off to an external device to save space. I think the M1 Max makes the most sense if you are going to connect 3 or 4 external displays and/or you are performing a lot of really power intensive workflows, such as 3D modeling or processing a lot of complex video effects. Also, it may depend on how long you intend to keep the laptop. I' may be getting the M1 Max and I plan to keep it for a 6 year rotation cycle. Hope this advice helps! I'm sure you will be happy with either selection :)
@@EricCosner So for my case I will not be using multiple external displays, maybe one if any. So in that case M1 Pro would be enough but.. like you said I plan to keep that MacBook for many years even 6 like you ( I am transitioning from 2015 MacBook Pro that I have purchased used in 2018). So Im thinking in 3-4 years M1 Max chip will be something everyone will have and I will be there stuck with M1 Pro :D and yeah copying files to external drive is a pain! Thanks for your response!
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