First Apple M3 Pro Benchmarks Show Surprisingly Low Multi-Core Gains over M2 Pro
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Re: First Apple M3 Pro Benchmarks Show Surprisingly Low Multi-Core Gains over M2 Pro
#2Article about a clickbait tweet, comparing M2 Max against M3 Pro.
Re: First Apple M3 Pro Benchmarks Show Surprisingly Low Multi-Core Gains over M2 Pro
#3Is it that surprising? They compared it to the M1 in their presentation.
Re: First Apple M3 Pro Benchmarks Show Surprisingly Low Multi-Core Gains over M2 Pro
#4Article about a clickbait tweet, comparing M2 Max against M3 Pro.
If a tweet embeds no link, can it really be clickbait?
Re: First Apple M3 Pro Benchmarks Show Surprisingly Low Multi-Core Gains over M2 Pro
#5That's not surprising at all? The M3 Pro has 2 fewer performance cores than the M2 Pro.
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#7Not surprising at all. the slides in Apple presentation showed exactly this low gain for the M3 Pro, and it was mainly compared to the M1 Pro.
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#8Waiting for the claims that less performance is a good thing.
Re: First Apple M3 Pro Benchmarks Show Surprisingly Low Multi-Core Gains over M2 Pro
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#10Article about a clickbait tweet, comparing M2 Max against M3 Pro.
Even so, my regret over buying an M2 Pro just before the M3 was released decreases each day. In fact, it might start going negative such that I’m happy to have bought the M2.