> end as a user you get a slighly faster machine You don't, though. Unless you only care about single core performance and/or power usage. Apple's chips are n

> end as a user you get a slighly faster machine You don't, though. Unless you only care about single core performance and/or power usage. Apple's chips are not even close to AMD/Intel value wise when it comes to MT performance on desktop. The $6,999 Mac Pro somehow losses to the $400 14700K (of course you still need a GPU/etc. but unless you care about niche use cases i.e. very high amounts of VRAM, you can get a GPU equivalent to the M2 Ultra for another $300-400 or so)