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In my case the M1 is more powerful than I need it to be. There's no reason for me to upgrade to M2 or M3 until this generation is too slow for my day to day use
by theshrike79 4y ago
In my case the M1 is more powerful than I need it to be. There's no reason for me to upgrade to M2 or M3 until this generation is too slow for my day to day use.
The only thing that would make me upgrade is Apple sponsoring a Proton port to M-series CPUs/Metal. I could play thousands of "Windows only" games on my Mac without hassle.
Until then, I'm sticking with a M1.
- dougmwne 4y agoA proton port would be amazing. I look at the incredible M chips but have no workload for them without games. I suppose I could run some ML models locally, but that’s hardly a requirement.