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by maccard
1621 days ago
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> Yes, definitely not true for all programmers. I guess with games, if you cannot get real time with instant compiles development experience with 120fps running 8k in debug mode, there is a room for improvement. Day to day that doesn't matter. I work on multiplayer games, and being able to run 8/12/16 clients on one machine at 10 fps at ultra low graphics is far more important than being able to run stupid resolutions. You do bring up another point though - GPU performance. Apologies for the links but I'm on my phone, but [0] and [1] have 3dmark benchmarks for the M1 GPU and an RTX 3090 GPU - the 3090 scores twice what the M1 GPU does. This might not be important to you, but it is to some people. > And for my workloads, the laptop is no more a limiting factor Ultimately that's all it comes down to. If you're not limited by the form factor/performance of a laptop power to you, but some of us are! [0] https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-M1-GPU-GPU-Benchmarks-an... [1] https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-3090-GPU-Be... |
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It helps that you can buy a maxed out macbook pro for the price of a single 3090 though.