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That’s nice to know, but for me the M1 Ultra performance is not very relevant. Apple has a history of introducing proprietary architectures, not-quite-compatibl
by g42gregory 5y ago
That’s nice to know, but for me the M1 Ultra performance is not very relevant. Apple has a history of introducing proprietary architectures, not-quite-compatibles interfaces and non-standard software.
MacOS has nice UI? Great, I will use it. Anything computationally intensive? - Why bother? I would use only Linux on the back end. It’s very easy to couple mid-range Apple product with high-end Linux workstation at your desk. I don’t need to run compute-intensive Deep Learning load while I am at the coffee shop.
- jayd16 5y ago>I don’t need to run compute-intensive Deep Learning load while I am at the coffee shop. Well they're putting it in a desktop and claiming desktop performance... If Apple is going to put up graphs saying they beat i9 and 3090RTX machines, it's worth investigating even if I plan to put Linux on it. In this instance it seems like the reality doesn't match the hype as well as in the laptop space, but if it had I would surly consider the option.