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The point is that there are very few real world workloads that get it to throttle, and even more rarely will it throttle enough to matter. 99% of use cases are
by Joeri 5y ago
The point is that there are very few real world workloads that get it to throttle, and even more rarely will it throttle enough to matter. 99% of use cases are not affected.
- ksec 5y agoMacBook Pro, by Apple's pro definition aims at creative professional which tends to use GPU a lot more. Which means they are much more likely to be throttled by TDP limitation in a MacBook Air. There are also a lot of other use cases where GPU or NPU are important.
- SpelingBeeChamp 5y agoThis. As I wrote in another comment, I produce video news. My M1 MacBook Pro is a beast of a machine, but I work it to the point of full-blast fans every day.