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I bet somehow, I'd still manage to get it to beachball on everyday common stuff like loading an IDE or Safari or something...
by mgkimsal 5y ago
I bet somehow, I'd still manage to get it to beachball on everyday common stuff like loading an IDE or Safari or something...
- Jcowell 5y agoUsed both in an M1 Mac. Haven’t seen the beach ball yet (VSCode and multiple windows of safari)
- mgkimsal 5y agoI've been using Macs for 13-14 years, and each upgrade to the 'newest and fastest and most powerful' I think 'hmm... maybe this will stop beach balling'. But it doesn't. Mind you, I only have an 8 core 2.3ghz with ssd and a mere 16gig of ram - I'm sure the 'powerful' Macs won't have this problem. But I also mostly hear from people who never experience beach balls ever, and I can't figure out what they're doing. I did see a guy with an m1 in our coworking space who hit a beach ball last week while showing me something, so I know it's not just me or my various hardware. but perhaps its more rare?
- tjchear 5y agoDo you ever see battery use differences between running VSCode and without on the M1?
- cronix 5y agoThat sounds more like an OS than a CPU problem.