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expiredMapleleeeef posted Aug 17, 2023 05:40 PM
expiredMapleleeeef posted Aug 17, 2023 05:40 PM

Apple MacBook Pro 16 M1 Max 64GB/1TB - New $2299

$2,299

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$2,499 and then $200 off using code APINSIDER. This code also gives you $80 off AppleCare+.

$2,299 is the lowest price I have seen for a new M1 Max with these specs. Note it is the 24 core not 32 core M1 Max if that is important. Previously it was posted on SD for $2,599 about a month ago.

https://www.adorama.com/acmk1f3ll...myHU2ya000
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$2,499 and then $200 off using code APINSIDER. This code also gives you $80 off AppleCare+.

$2,299 is the lowest price I have seen for a new M1 Max with these specs. Note it is the 24 core not 32 core M1 Max if that is important. Previously it was posted on SD for $2,599 about a month ago.

https://www.adorama.com/acmk1f3ll...myHU2ya000

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Model: Apple MacBook Pro 16", M1 Max w/10-C CPU & 24-C GPU, 64GB, 1TB, Silver,Late 2021

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Aug 17, 2023 10:51 PM
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Aug 26, 2023 05:38 AM
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vertical2394Aug 26, 2023 05:38 AM
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(this is sarcasm) I have been instructed by the apple mafia of slickdeals to report that the best macbooks to buy are always the ones with the lowest ram because apples now have infinite memory thanks to unified memory architecture and therefore this macbook is not a good purchase
Last edited by vertical2394 August 31, 2023 at 08:59 AM.
Aug 30, 2023 02:55 PM
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markdealfinderAug 30, 2023 02:55 PM
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Quote from vertical2394 :
I have been instructed by the apple mafia of slickdeals to report that the best macbooks to buy are always the ones with the lowest ram because apples now have infinite memory thanks to unified memory architecture and therefore this macbook is *not* a good purchase
Interesting, when I had 8GB M1 I was always getting memory warnings, and it was slower than the 16GB. Now that i have 16GB its much faster, but i do have a cache in the SSD that is being used. The SSD will wear down with more writes/reads. So if you want to keep that quick I would imagine having more ram would do the trick. I use google sheets a lot and have multiple tabs I keep open. The more i can store in memory the better. I would love to test out the 64GB for that purpose.
Aug 30, 2023 03:02 PM
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markdealfinderAug 30, 2023 03:02 PM
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Interesting, when I had 8GB M1 I was always getting memory warnings, and it was slower than the 16GB. Now that i have 16GB its much faster, but i do have a cache in the SSD that is being used. The SSD will wear down with more writes/reads. So if you want to keep that quick I would imagine having more ram would do the trick. I use google sheets a lot and have multiple tabs I keep open. The more i can store in memory the better. I would love to test out the 64GB for that purpose.
I would venture to bet that you won't see a noticeable performance difference however, just maybe the data would already be loaded on multiple browser tabs. So it is a decision of how long you are going to keep the laptop. If you are going to keep it for a year, go with 16gb, but longer and want to maintain SSD life, go higher GB.
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vertical2394Aug 31, 2023 03:58 PM
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Quote from markdealfinder :
Interesting, when I had 8GB M1 I was always getting memory warnings, and it was slower than the 16GB. Now that i have 16GB its much faster, but i do have a cache in the SSD that is being used. The SSD will wear down with more writes/reads. So if you want to keep that quick I would imagine having more ram would do the trick. I use google sheets a lot and have multiple tabs I keep open. The more i can store in memory the better. I would love to test out the 64GB for that purpose.
you are correct, also my post was sarcasm. edited my post to make it clearer

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