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Teardown of M1-powered MacBook Air and Pro shows very little has changed Comments

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z714121
  • zodiacfml
  • xCD
  • 21 Nov 2020

Last paragraph needs a different perspective. There is little change because the previous Macbooks were planned/designed to have the M1 chip, this the reason the Intel Macbook air only has a 10W TDP and with its fan far from the heatsink

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  • Fahad
  • myE
  • 21 Nov 2020

Lasuto, 20 Nov 2020The raw power is amazing, yes, but sadly it'll be useless, at least for gaming. Not until... moreMost devs weren't targeting MacOS anyway as they haven't traditionally been that powerful. The new ones are 4-5x more powerful so you'll probably see more stuff targeting Macbook now.

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  • RD
  • 330
  • 21 Nov 2020

They should've made this an iPad with macOS... Why waste so much power efficiency on a laptop?

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  • sadh
  • tDF
  • 20 Nov 2020

Lasuto, 20 Nov 2020The raw power is amazing, yes, but sadly it'll be useless, at least for gaming. Not until... moreBut then again, no one really bought a macbook for gaming

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  • Lasuto
  • tA$
  • 20 Nov 2020

Annas, 20 Nov 2020They just made another level of RAW compute power at an another level of power efficiency On... moreThe raw power is amazing, yes, but sadly it'll be useless, at least for gaming. Not until devs are porting their AAA games to work on ARM or Apple gives heavy incentives for them to do so.

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  • Annas
  • nDy
  • 20 Nov 2020

With incredible battery

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  • Annas
  • nDy
  • 20 Nov 2020

Not to mention that my windows laptop at 52W under heavy load the keyboard heats up to 46-47C while on my M1 mac heats up to 37C

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  • Annas
  • nDy
  • 20 Nov 2020

They just made another level of RAW compute power at an another level of power efficiency
On my all test done in the last 2 days, my M1 macbook , at 28W draw at power outlet, outperform in raw cpu power and is on par with my 1050 TI dGpu that at power outlet draw up to 52 W !!

For tech people knows what i mean
Ask me everything about M1

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R898288
  • RejZoR
  • puk
  • 20 Nov 2020

Romeo, 20 Nov 2020"cause a wheel made of rubber is definitely better that a wheel made of wood" its a ... moreA fan is a fan. It makes absolutely no sense to redesign things when chip is also a chip. You just need to tune the fan curve since it's more efficient and you don't need to spin it so hard. Do you know how expensive it is to design a custom part, send it for mass production and use it in products? Or just use one that you've been using for years and you know it works well. Not to mention it means you'll find replacement parts easier for such things that can be rather easily replaced by user, because they exist and are made by 3rd parties too. Opposed to waiting to get new parts on the market again. Just saying.

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  • Romeo
  • MkX
  • 20 Nov 2020

RejZoR, 20 Nov 2020I mean, realistically, why reinvent a wheel when you can just tune the fan curve a bit and you... more"cause a wheel made of rubber is definitely better that a wheel made of wood" its a brand new type of wheel, you see what I mean mate?

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  • Romeo
  • MkX
  • 20 Nov 2020

Jason, 20 Nov 2020They say it doesnt need a fan...lol. If you don’t think it needs a fan, I have a bridge to sel... moreI can smell hate in the air!

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  • Jason
  • r@5
  • 20 Nov 2020

They say it doesnt need a fan...lol. If you don’t think it needs a fan, I have a bridge to sell you.

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  • Icecoldart
  • mMK
  • 20 Nov 2020

RejZoR, 20 Nov 2020I mean, realistically, why reinvent a wheel when you can just tune the fan curve a bit and you... moreYeah I think that this whole move to an ARM Chip was a BIG ENOUGH transition in itself, so they stick with true and tested. I suppose the next macbook pro will be both 14 inch mini led witch a redesigned motherboard layout, They could put a bigger batterry in it in the future as well. Yet then it would be heavier and the run times on the M1 are next to incredible, so why even bother... :P.

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R898288
  • RejZoR
  • M}3
  • 20 Nov 2020

I mean, realistically, why reinvent a wheel when you can just tune the fan curve a bit and you're done. The stuff is tested, no need to make things from scratch just to say "it's new".

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