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NOTE: If you are thinking of buying a new MacBook Pro, here’s an article that can help you decide how to configure it. They also provide a sense of the performance improvements you can expect if you upgrade to a new M1 system. These twelve tests provide a good comparison between benchmarks and real-world media processing. I discovered that benchmarks don’t necessarily reflect the real-world. I also learned that RAM doesn’t really affect the performance of individual apps, the CPU in your computer makes a huge difference in performance, and Apple and Adobe leverage the M1 SoC in significantly different ways.
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But, the M1 did not win every race in these tests. Yes, the new M1 MacBook Pro is very, very fast. What I discovered is that “performance” is much more nuanced than I expected. So, since I just plunked down the bucks for a new 16″ MacBook Pro (which arrived last week), I wondered just how much faster – especially with a focus on media editing – a new M1 MacBook Pro would be compared to, say, the 2013 MacBook Pro or a 2017 27″ iMac both of which I own. But, unlike popular websites and individuals of high-net-worth, I can’t afford to buy a new computer every year. Like many, I’ve spent the last couple of weeks reading popular website reviews of the latest M1 MacBook Pro laptops and comparing them to 2020 Intel systems.