You can do toe to toe best of the best speeds and feeds... But I think the broader strategic outlook is: yes, the M1 loses on a few benchmarks, but the fact th

You can do toe to toe best of the best speeds and feeds... But I think the broader strategic outlook is: yes, the M1 loses on a few benchmarks, but the fact that it gets ballpark to some monster rig multiple times in price and power - is this not the whole picture of the Clayton Christensen disruption curve? The other point is - Apple's Logic and Final Cut software are probably optimized for the M1, and they can likely achieve much of the capabilities of the monster AMD rig for a fraction of the cost/power budget.