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Damn. Anyone had the same vscode lags and crashes? These machines have great reviews from other sources but if my editor is dying it’s not going to work out.
by nailer 4y ago
Damn. Anyone had the same vscode lags and crashes? These machines have great reviews from other sources but if my editor is dying it’s not going to work out.
- machinekob 4y agoVScode works better on m1 mini than on Windows with 12700k+rtx3090 at least for Python in my case.
- kstrauser 4y agoWe've had none whatsoever here. All of our engineers who've received new Mx Macs love them, me included.
- Loveaway 4y agoNot really. I got a M2 Mini Pro, just the base model. Using VSCode, XCode, iOS, Android Emulators, Affinity Suite, bunch of other stuff, some casual games too. Can't complain, everything is very smooth and fast all around. Best thing is fans are very quite and rarley even turn on at all.
- nailer 4y agoThanks. Not complaining about moderation, but it's very strange being downmodded into dust for asking 'is anyone else asides from the reviewer experiencing this?'
- icebergonfire 4y agoMy daily driver is a Macbook Air M1 with 16GB of RAM, and my backup is a Mac Mini 8GB; both hooked up to 5K displays. I live in vscode, a plethora of browser addons and tabs (with auto-suspend extensions after 30min of idle), some Teams and Google Meet sessions (video piped through OBS) and some terraform every once in a while; no discernible performance difference between the two machines 99% of the time, although the remaining 1% is a swapping-party on my Mac Mini because 8GB of RAM is certainly not enough.
- innocentoldguy 4y agoI haven't had any issues on my Mac Studio with VS Code, Chrome, or any other apps. Has your machine always behaved that way? Could it be something you installed that isn't playing nicely with VS Code?