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Is it, tough? I feel like everything on my M1 is still as snappy as it was on day 1. My previous MacBook definitely showed it's game after 4 years, but I'm happ
by addandsubtract 1y ago
Is it, tough? I feel like everything on my M1 is still as snappy as it was on day 1. My previous MacBook definitely showed it's game after 4 years, but I'm happy to use this one for at least another 2-4.
- Marsymars 1y agoFor me it was the memory limits more than CPU speed. Discord, Slack, Teams and a browser, and 16gb on my M1 was basically used up.
- pylotlight 1y agoAnd here I am struggling with the 32gb version, always need more :P
- prawn 1y agoMine is an M1 Max and gives me no gripes after four years. Like you, I also felt as though past laptops felt their age sooner. I'm typically using Photoshop, Lightroom, Resolve, Docker and other usual stuff at any given time.
- rkomorn 1y agoI wasn't super informed on the Apple silicon laptops, so I was kind of disappointed when my last job gave me a 2-3 year old M1 Max laptop. It blew the doors off every other laptop and desktop I've had (before or since). When I think back to how quickly obsolete things became when I was younger (ie 90s and 00s), today's devices seem to last forever.