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Its not though, The 16 inch has known performance bottlenecks on both thermal and power draw.
by silly-silly 6y ago
Its not though, The 16 inch has known performance bottlenecks on both thermal and power draw.
- Diesel555 6y agoSource please? Honestly curious, on one now.
- gjsman-1000 6y agoThat's disputed. But when they get around to updating that 16-inch next year, holy smokes.
- arthurcolle 6y agoTell me more, I'm dying to go to the Apple Store and get this replaced.
- silly-silly 6y agoStart adobe premier, any significantly complex scene and render it. The system will throttle down to 1.2ghz, sometimes even 1 ghz . I'm testing on is the 2019 core i9 2.3 ghz. Apple "Genius" bar tells me this is expected, no replacement in warranty. Maybe the 2020 is better, but after getting this as an answer I wont be buying another apple macbook. The prior 2018 Core i9 Apple MacBook Pro had previous issues with insufficient power supply to the CPU core (this might be fixed, but I can't even sustain it due to thermal throttling, so I can't really tell).