Fwit, let me explain why I went with the M2 Max. As the Tom's Guide
review points out:
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/macbook-pro-14-16-m2-pro-max-2023
Both the Pro and the Max also have faster access to memory. Apple claims
"the updated architecture allows for 200 GB/s of bandwidth on M2
i have the Mac Studio, and i should have gotten 2 TB, but i store everything in
the cloud anyway, but i did get the 64GB of ram, i am so glad I did, no delays,
no hickups, purs like a kitten.
and the fan never comes on.
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I am sure someone would buy that. the m2 max with 2 tb storage and 32
or 64 gb ram should be plenty. Especially with music creation. Get a
nice ssd for samples and libraries if you need down the road. I had
the m2 max returned it because I wanted to double the storage and the
ram. Plus I screwed
For the first time in my life, I have not followed this approach. I just
obtained my new Macbook M2 14-inch this past week. I went with the base
model and upgraded only the SSD to 2Tb, one level above the default.
It still adds up to more than I've paid for a new machine ever before.
But, I just
I refuse to get a system with less than 16 gb of ram. storage nothing
less than at least a tb. You can always get externals.
On 2/7/23, Phil Halton wrote:
> It all really depends on what you use the machine for. If you’re doing heavy
> audio and video processing then yeah, load up on the ram
It all really depends on what you use the machine for. If you’re doing heavy
audio and video processing then yeah, load up on the ram and the SSD. Me, I
could get by on the bare-bones configuration because I only do email,
Spreadsheet, and a little Text and sometimes and sometimes audio
Hi!
8Gb of ram is enough.
I have 8 gb ram and 2 tb harddisk.
Costed me a lot but its worth it.
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> 7 feb. 2023 kl. 04:20 skrev doug.law...@gmail.com:
>
> Hello all,
>
> It's been a long time since I posted here. I'm in the process of purchasing a
> new Mac and was wondering how much ram and
No, Doug. Buy more RAM and storage than you can afford. Sell your car, your
boat, or your kids to raise the extra. I mean, nothing in life is as important
as having enough RAM and storage, right? Oh, shoot. I forgot about CPU speed.
Double whatever you think initially and sell your house to
Thanks all. That's what I was sort of figuring. Get as much ram and storage as you can afford. Makes sense too. Best, Doug. Douglas Lawlor Email: doug.law...@gmail.comOn Feb 6, 2023, at 11:32 PM, Dave Carlson wrote:No matter what you think, and no matter what others think, you will always want
No matter what you think, and no matter what others think, you will always want
more RAM and storage later on. So best advice is to start with as much RAM and
storage as your budget allows, and then squeeze more juice out of the carrot
and move up to the next higher amount of RAM and storage.
If it were me, I’d get a minimum of 16 GB RAM, and at least a 1 TB SSD.
- Brad -
On Feb 6, 2023, at 21:20, doug.law...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
It's been a long time since I posted here. I'm in the process of purchasing a
new Mac and was wondering how much ram and storage people are
Hello all,
It's been a long time since I posted here. I'm in the process of purchasing a
new Mac and was wondering how much ram and storage people are going with these
days? I mainly want a machine for web and app testing, some word processing /
text editing, and some single track audio
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