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2015 was the nadir of processor improvements. At that point, Intel had effectively used the same processor in every laptop since 2008. I would like to see this
by Miraste 3y ago
2015 was the nadir of processor improvements. At that point, Intel had effectively used the same processor in every laptop since 2008. I would like to see this analysis post-Ryzen and Apple Silicon.
- jwells89 3y agoYes, I previously owned a pre-touchbar 15" MacBook Pro (the last "good" Intel model) and though it was a great laptop, my M1 Max MBP is dramatically better across the board. Way more power, far better battery life, much less heat and fan noise, and a significantly better screen and speakers. Granted, leaps like that aren't a given but they can and do happen sometimes.
- DeathArrow 3y agoWell, go to Geekbench and compare CPUs from 2015 with CPUs of today.