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Reply to: Apple MacBook Pro 16, M2 Pro or M2 Max cpu

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  • eek
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    Costco have the 14" M2 Max for just under £3000 inc VAT https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/app...needed-4156811

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  • css_jay99
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    16gb ram is probably enough.

    only reason for going for the max is if you need 32gb of ram it doesn’t cost that much more..

    mind you do you need the 16” I find the 14” I have far lighter and not much slower…

    I can't think of a reason why I need more than 16".

    Not really considered the 14" but I'll pop into the apple store to see if I can get way with a smaller screen size

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  • eek
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    16gb ram is probably enough.

    only reason for going for the max is if you need 32gb of ram it doesn’t cost that much more..

    mind you do you need the 16” I find the 14” I have far lighter and not much slower…

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  • css_jay99
    started a topic Apple MacBook Pro 16, M2 Pro or M2 Max cpu

    Apple MacBook Pro 16, M2 Pro or M2 Max cpu

    My 2012 MacBook Pro retina has served me well. I am ok with the 30min battery life and busted left speaker only annoyance is lack of updates on office 365 or some apps requiring a higher Mac OS.

    I'm not into video or audio processing and most database development software I run tend to be on windows/unix vm's hosted on another windows laptop or mini pc. Occasionally I have to run the vm's on by 2012 MacBook and speed seems ok .... when I don't know better.

    Is the M2 Max an overkill compared to the M2 pro?
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