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Yeah, it is expensive. My other strong consideration is battery life, since DRAM is always running; going from 32 to 64 would be a hit to battery life regardles
by _rs 4y ago
Yeah, it is expensive. My other strong consideration is battery life, since DRAM is always running; going from 32 to 64 would be a hit to battery life regardless of workload, but hard to say exactly how big of a hit.
I'm curious, which configuration of the M1 MBP do you have?
- garblegarble 4y agoI went for the 16" with M1 Max w/32 GPU cores and 1TB SSD (500GB free, I offload most large files my NAS/iCloud). On the added power usage, my understanding is that's less of a concern due to using LPDDR5? The only drawback I've found with the M1 Max model is the added weight from the bigger heatsink just makes it a hair heavier than I'd like when picking it up at the front with one hand when open... and that in the winter time the case is cold no matter what you're running, I used to love that my Intel MBP acted as a mini leg warmer :-)