Difference between Mac Pro and Mac Pro M1 ?
Difference between Mac Pro and Mac Pro M1 ?
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Difference between Mac Pro and Mac Pro M1 ?
If you meant to ask the difference between the older MacBook Pro and the newer Apple-Silicon MacBook Pro, the fundamental difference is that the M1 is Apple's new M1 processor and Integrated graphics, loosely based on ARM designed processors but a different graphics processor.
M1 is faster, better, and simpler. But running a lot of todays software requires a translation, performed automatically at Application launch by Rosetta2 software. Most high-powered software from major makers has already been issued as M1-native, or will be soon.
M1 systems available today support a single external display as large as the Apple 6K display, but only that ONE in addition to the built-in display.
All M1 systems require Big Sur or later, which has more restrictions than previous MacOS requiring 64-bit clean and different use of kernel extensions. Software must be up-to-date to work.
If you meant to ask the difference between the older MacBook Pro and the newer Apple-Silicon MacBook Pro, the fundamental difference is that the M1 is Apple's new M1 processor and Integrated graphics, loosely based on ARM designed processors but a different graphics processor.
M1 is faster, better, and simpler. But running a lot of todays software requires a translation, performed automatically at Application launch by Rosetta2 software. Most high-powered software from major makers has already been issued as M1-native, or will be soon.
M1 systems available today support a single external display as large as the Apple 6K display, but only that ONE in addition to the built-in display.
All M1 systems require Big Sur or later, which has more restrictions than previous MacOS requiring 64-bit clean and different use of kernel extensions. Software must be up-to-date to work.
A Mac Pro is either a large Silver desk tower machine or a black plastic cylindrical machine.
There is no Mac Pro as yet with a M1 chip, those will be MacBook Pro laptop.
My question is same 2020 model MacBook Pro, one with M1 chip & the other one with Intel Chip
My question is same 2020 model MacBook Pro, one with M1 chip & the other one with Intel Chip
sivaraman211 wrote:
My question is same 2020 model MacBook Pro, one with M1 chip & the other one with Intel Chip
OK, I think I answered that above.
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Difference between Mac Pro and Mac Pro M1 ?