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Now, is the M2 worth the extra $200 for literally just 30% performance (at least on the pro…the air has more changes)? That's up to you.
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Now, is the M2 worth the extra $200 for literally just 30% performance (at least on the pro…the air has more changes)? That's up to you.
I believe this refers mostly to the base M1 vs base M2, not the 'pro' versions.
According to testing, if you dont already own an M1 based Mac, then its worth buying unless you have a Mac Pro prior to the apple chips. If you already own an M1, it may be worth holding off to see whats next, as performance increases are there, but marginal.
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Otherwise the single and multi-core scores are about a 20% bump.
The problem is, this makes the decision of going with the M2 Pro a little less of an obvious clear upgrade. So when the M1 Pro goes on sale for $1300 Apple refurbished like it did on Woot you gotta really wonder if that $450 from the $1750 price is worth it (probably not).
I'm kicking myself or missing the woot deal!
Otherwise the single and multi-core scores are about a 20% bump.
The problem is, this makes the decision of going with the M2 Pro a little less of an obvious clear upgrade. So when the M1 Pro goes on sale for $1300 Apple refurbished like it did on Woot you gotta really wonder if that $450 from the $1750 price is worth it (probably not).
I'm kicking myself or missing the woot deal!
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Here is an article that describes the difference:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2...-versions/
#edit - never mind, I see you were talking about M1 Pro itself.