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As a user of many Apple Silicon generations in different / mostly top configurations by now I’m obviously a big fan. One thing that I have “observed” though (wi
by musha68k 3y ago
As a user of many Apple Silicon generations in different / mostly top configurations by now I’m obviously a big fan. One thing that I have “observed” though (with no data to back it up): it seems to me as if under heavy load / resource over-provisioning the Intel systems from before seemed to recover more gracefully? I wonder if it’s just me, the particular OS version I had been using at the time or some other thing I’m missing?
Again, no idea if this is actually the case / for other workflows than mine. I would be curious to know if anyone else had made the same observation potentially with actual “high load performance” data to back it up?
- lilyball 3y agoRight now I have an intel laptop for work and an apple silicon laptop for personal use. The workloads I do on these machines is different so comparisons are a bit hard to do, but I've seen the intel laptop exhibit poor behavior under load that I've never seen from the apple silicon machine.
- scarface_74 3y agoBy “load” you could easily mean “running Microsoft Teams”.