Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
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#2I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#3I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
Very happy with my Air 16gb on resume - much faster than my 2018 air
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#4I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
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Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#5I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
Haven’t seen this on my M1 Mac mini; my wake times are faster than my monitors can wake. No performance issues immediately after sleep.
Maybe desktop platforms sleep differently than laptops?
Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#6I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
I haven't noticed poor wake times, but my laptop does kernel panic and reboot a fair amount. Maybe 4 times in the past week. My hunch is that it's Spotify's fault but I haven't dug into the logs.
Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#7I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
Definitely no issue with waking my M1 8GB MacBook Air. Takes a fraction of a second, every time. In fact, this is specifically something that Apple were bragging about when they launched the M1 Macs!
Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#8I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
It’s inappropriate of you to post an offtopic end user technical support question on this post about CPU microarchitecture performance.
Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#9I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
No, it's perfect, instant wake for me. I have never seen anything like this.
I have buggy apps (like Facebook Messenger) locking up, but I guess that's normal, I just uninstall them.
Re: Apple’s M1 processor and the full 128-bit integer product
#10I love my M1, but does anyone else have horrific performance when resuming from wake? It’s like it swaps everything to disk and takes a full minute to come back to life.
I haven't noticed poor wake times, but my laptop does kernel panic and reboot a fair amount. Maybe 4 times in the past week. My hunch is that it's Spotify's fault but I haven't dug into the logs.
I've had mine panic and reboot twice, both times happened shortly after disconnecting other Macs that were connected via a Thunderbolt cable (target disk mode).