New Macbook Pro vs Razer Blade Stealth

[tech4all]

The Razer Blade Stealth runs buggy Windows 10, the Macbook Pro runs magnificent macOS, enough said!

What's buggy about Windows 10?

 

[apolloa]

Boot camp allows you to run windows, it doesn't depend on Apple drivers. Windows 10 has native support for TB3, it's not Apple proprietary. Folks are already using eGPU enclosures over TB2 in bootcamp on older macbooks.

Got a link to prove that? Also of course that means messing about switching between OS's all the time rather then just using one.

 

[DanielDD]

Got a link to prove that? Also of course that means messing about switching between OS's all the time rather then just using one.

You can also just use one OS in your MacBook. Windows. And always have the option to go to MacOS when you want or need to. That argument does not hold

 

[mrex]

What's buggy about Windows 10?

the user

 

[Ghost31]

sig·nif·i·cant·ly
səɡˈnifəkən(t)lē/
adverb

1. 1.
   in a sufficiently great or important way as to be worthy of attention.
   "energy bills have increased significantly this year"
   synonyms: notably, remarkably, outstandingly, importantly, crucially, materially, appreciably;

Now define "Apple". But like a fun hip definition. Not that boring dictionary definition

 

[maflynn]

Now define "Apple". But like a fun hip definition. Not that boring dictionary definition

Steve Jobs - oh wait that's the old one, replaced by much more sedate definition

 

[zhenya]

In terms of GPU, I don't know yet, but I will research which is better. In terms of CPU, the Razer Blade Stealth is significantly better

No it isn't. The CPU in the Stealth is a 15w TDP part, that used in the new Touchbar MBP is a 28w TDP part. That means that while they may benchmark similarly, the MBP will be able to sustain performance for a much longer time without throttling. The Iris GPU is also a significant upgrade in the MBP.

 

[Wildkraut]

I would never use a laptop with rainbow color keyboard, and a green techno snake logo on it.

 

[mikeo007]

Got a link to prove that? Also of course that means messing about switching between OS's all the time rather then just using one.

Are you for real? So you're making these claims about eGPUs while knowing next to nothing about them? Luckily it's not hard to find info on, hell there's a thread just below this one with someone using a TB2 eGPU on a MacBook Air. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macbook-pro-13-non-touchbar-benchmarks.2010461/#post-23817491