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As far as I can tell the Air and Pro get basically the same performance for the first 10 minutes. After that the Air will throttle. There is no task I would do
by thekyle 6y ago
As far as I can tell the Air and Pro get basically the same performance for the first 10 minutes. After that the Air will throttle. There is no task I would do that will max out the CPU for 10+ minutes so I don't see any reason to spend the extra for a slightly brighter (but otherwise the same) screen and two more hours of battery life (18 vs 20).
- reader_mode 6y agoWell as I can tell from fan noise levels on my current MBP - running a device simulator or a VM along with a IDE is sustained load for sure.
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- thekyle 6y agoYou may want to check the Activity Monitor to make sure the CPU is actually at 100% when you're doing that. Apparently it's quite easy to get the fans going on the Intel Macs even on lighter loads compared to the new M1 ones.