Hey, I parsed Geekbench scores and did a quick violin plot. I was wondering if I made a mistake going with M1 Pro instead of M1 Max. Seems like M1 Max is around 4-5% faster in multi-core and 1-2% faster in single-core workloads. Not a huge deal IMHO
Hey, I parsed Geekbench scores and did a quick violin plot. I was wondering if I made a mistake going with M1 Pro instead of M1 Max. Seems like M1 Max is around 4-5% faster in multi-core and 1-2% faster in single-core workloads. Not a huge deal IMHO View attachment 1878286View attachment 1878287
Multi core benefits from memory bus 400gb/s compared to pro's 200gb/sThey should be identical in CPU-related tasks, so I’m not even sure about that 4-5%.
Looks like uterus and vagina comparisonHey, I parsed Geekbench scores and did a quick violin plot. I was wondering if I made a mistake going with M1 Pro instead of M1 Max. Seems like M1 Max is around 4-5% faster in multi-core and 1-2% faster in single-core workloads. Not a huge deal IMHO View attachment 1878286View attachment 1878287
243 GB/s and 204 GB/s are quite a difference. It's a 19.1% increase. It could easily explain the 5% difference in multicore performance.Actually it doesn't, not for CPU performance. From anandtech:
243 GB/s and 204 GB/s are quite a difference. It's a 19.1% increase. It could easily explain the 5% difference in multicore performance.
I wouldn’t argue with them, they need something to hang on to when trying to justify the 1K extra they paid. I wouldn’t be paying 1K more for 5% I tell you that much. 33% more cost for 5% yield looool, nooooIt's not "quite a difference" unless you're into benchmarks and numbers. You wouldn't notice that 5% difference in real life. It's basically the same CPU.
Learn to read, people. In the first post, I said that 5% it's not a big deal IMHO. Also, I didn't get the Max, I got Pro.I wouldn’t argue with them, they need something to hang on to when trying to justify the 1K extra they paid. I wouldn’t be paying 1K more for 5% I tell you that much. 33% more cost for 5% yield looool, noooo
I didn't say 5% multi-core performance is quite a difference, I said +19% memory bandwidth is quite a difference and could explain that 5% performance difference. Also, I didn't say this is noticeable in common workloads.It's not "quite a difference" unless you're into benchmarks and numbers. You wouldn't notice that 5% difference in real life. It's basically the same CPU.
I get very similar and consistent results between runs for the M1 Pro 10 CPU / 16 GPU with 16GB RAM.Picked up my base model 16" M1 pro today, for what I use it for, it's overkill for me.
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