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> Marginally, in some models only, and only in token generation, if I read the tables correctly. Which is exactly the point. If the benefits are so marginal, w
by behnamoh 2y ago
> Marginally, in some models only, and only in token generation, if I read the tables correctly.
Which is exactly the point. If the benefits are so marginal, why not get a used M2 Ultra instead?
- rbanffy 2y agoIf your data can live within the 192GB of the previous model, then it makes sense. 512GB is an immense amount of memory and most people won't need it. The new one is overall faster in all benchmarks, and in some it's a reasonable margin. OTOH, the prices for recertified Macs aren't that lower than new ones. A new M3 Ultra with 256GB of RAM and 8TB of flash will be about US$1,000 more expensive than an M2 Ultra with 192GB of RAM and 8TB of flash.