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> This January, I installed Asahi Linux on Apple’s most powerful ARM64 system: the Mac Studio with a 20-core M1 Ultra processor and 128GB of RAM Sucker. For th
by Maursault 4y ago
> This January, I installed Asahi Linux on Apple’s most powerful ARM64 system: the Mac Studio with a 20-core M1 Ultra processor and 128GB of RAM
Sucker. For the same price, OP could have had TWO Mac Studios Max 10-core with 64GB RAM each, which together would absolutely spank the Mac Studio Ultra 20-core with 128GB RAM. Why are people falling for this!?
- whalesalad 4y agoI want to respond but I can’t tell if this is a joke or not.
- Maursault 4y agoIt's not. Two Studios Max considerably outperform one Studio Ultra.
- whalesalad 4y agoWhat workload do you have that is easy to run across two separate hosts? And how easy is it for you to maintain the workflow? Sounds like a pain in the butt unless you’re using them in a headless fashion.
- Maursault 4y agoUnless there is one single never-ending processing task... forever... I see your point. Generally, everyone else has a never-ending series of processing tasks that obviously can be shared between as many processors as are available. Otherwise, we'd only ever need one single computer and one single person operating it.