even still, you're always going to have a bottleneck

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Oct 18, 2021
11:29:36am

Cougarclaw Truly Addicted User

even still, you're always going to have a bottleneck

overall performance can still be better than the alternative.

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Cougarclaw

Previous username: BigWoodThunder
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Joined: Jun 22, 2011
Last login: Apr 24, 2024
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These M1 chips are pretty impressive, and really young in the lifecycle.

Cougarclaw

10/18/21 11:23am

I'm really enjoying this presentation

letthewookieewin

10/18/21 11:24am

this guy needs to button his shirt

10/18/21 11:25am

I'd like to hear how these awesome specs translate to real world scenarios... from people who use this kind of power.

Tokolosh

10/18/21 11:24am

32 GB RAM isn't adequate though for the CPU power it is driving

10/18/21 11:26am

Especially since its 'unified' and represents the display RAM as well

10/18/21 11:26am

Nevermind, hadn't scrolled to the 'Max' portion yet- 64 is OK

10/18/21 11:28am

even still, you're always going to have a bottleneck

Cougarclaw

10/18/21 11:29am

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