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Jonr515

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I just got my MBP 16/1TB getting everything set up. Doing a Lightroom import and its a little warm, not bad. Just curious if this CPU usage looks normal? (Not complaining, just figuring this out compared to my 2018 MBP)
 

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Jonr515

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Just for kicks I quit the import, uninstalled and re-installed Lightroom, same result on CPU useage. Could it have something to do with FileVault running in the background?
 

markiv810

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I just saw the screenshot, Lightroom is Intel version. I think there is universal binary (Lightroom v4.1) out for the app, so if you install the update and then try again.
 

Jonr515

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Possibly a dumb question, I installed directly from creative cloud the only versions showing are 10 and 10.1. Am I looking in the wrong place?
 

Phil A.

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Possibly a dumb question, I installed directly from creative cloud the only versions showing are 10 and 10.1. Am I looking in the wrong place?
I believe there is currently no M1 native version of Lightroom Classic (which I think you’re using based on the icon): it’s just Lightroom CC that has been updated at the moment
 

Jonr515

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I believe there is currently no M1 native version of Lightroom Classic (which I think you’re using based on the icon): it’s just Lightroom CC that has been updated at the moment
You are correct, I thought maybe I was going crazy.
 
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