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The m1 max is also not actually faster in general: https://www.notebookcheck.net/M1-Max-vs-R9-5980HS-vs-M1-Pro_13843_13107_13845.247596.0.html https://www.noteb

The m1 max is also not actually faster in general: https://www.notebookcheck.net/M1-Max-vs-R9-5980HS-vs-M1-Pro_13843_13107_13845.247596.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/M1-Max-vs-R9-5980HS-vs-M1-Pro_... I assume SPECfp specifically scales really well with memory bandwidth/latency. Regardless, I was talking about GPU performance in my comment (because GP was talking about GPU performance) which all of the replies seem to be ignoring.

sudosysgen 5y ago
Ah, if you care about GPU performance you have to compare it to a dGPU. The M1 Max GPU by itself can draw 65-70W, which makes it more power hungry than an RTX 3060 Max-Q, which is slightly more powerful (despite 8nm vs 5nm), which is a GPU you'd expect in a 1000$ computer. The one advantage of the M1 Max's GPU is more memory.