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It always depends on the use case. The casual tests I did for my own use case found a M1 Pro with 10 cores to be comparable to a Ryzen 3700X, which is pretty im
by vvillena 4y ago
It always depends on the use case. The casual tests I did for my own use case found a M1 Pro with 10 cores to be comparable to a Ryzen 3700X, which is pretty impressive for a machine that basically makes zero noise when it's not under sustained load.
- kitsunesoba 4y agoI’ve seen some benchmarks that put the M1 Pro about on par with a desktop 5700X. Probably depends on the task. That performance level is maintained when the laptop is unplugged too, which is hard to find in a laptop. Most of them will throttle themselves pretty hard the moment you’re no longer tethered to a wall because otherwise they’ll burn through their batteries in a flash.