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MacBook Pro M1 with 16GB Ram and 256GB SSD
OR
MacBook Pro M1 with 8GB Ram and 512GB SSD
I edit videos on final cut pro and I need speed (Ram) but I saw a video on YouTube that shows that the speed on the 8GB and the 16GB is almost the same...
Because of my video I need good storage... But I can always buy a hard drive that cost less.
What are you saying?
Thats the video:
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ItayBarach wrote:
MacBook Pro M1 with 16GB Ram and 256GB SSD
OR
MacBook Pro M1 with 8GB Ram and 512GB SSD
I edit videos on final cut pro and I need speed (Ram) but I saw a video on YouTube that shows that the speed on the 8GB and the 16GB is almost the same...
Because of my video I need good storage... But I can always buy a hard drive that cost less.
What are you saying?
Thats the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP1_4wek4nI
If that is your limitation, I would say get the 512GB Storage in comparision.
I will add according to the tech spec—
Machine specs for video Support says one external monitor is supported—M1 MacBookPro 13”
https://www.apple.com/ca/macbook-pro-13/specs/
Many operations require sharing data between the CPU and GPU some memory transfer can be the bottleneck. In contrast, the Apple M1 chip has unified memory, allowing the "GPU and CPU to share memory without penalty.”
ItayBarach wrote:
MacBook Pro M1 with 16GB Ram and 256GB SSD
OR
MacBook Pro M1 with 8GB Ram and 512GB SSD
I edit videos on final cut pro and I need speed (Ram) but I saw a video on YouTube that shows that the speed on the 8GB and the 16GB is almost the same...
Because of my video I need good storage... But I can always buy a hard drive that cost less.
What are you saying?
Thats the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP1_4wek4nI
If that is your limitation, I would say get the 512GB Storage in comparision.
I will add according to the tech spec—
Machine specs for video Support says one external monitor is supported—M1 MacBookPro 13”
https://www.apple.com/ca/macbook-pro-13/specs/
Many operations require sharing data between the CPU and GPU some memory transfer can be the bottleneck. In contrast, the Apple M1 chip has unified memory, allowing the "GPU and CPU to share memory without penalty.”
What should I buy?
