M1 Max Mac Studio is AMAZING - Here's Why! 

Hey Im thinking of buying m1 mac mini, I do little video editing of drone shots... Is mac m1 mini enough for that

@@tsms8985 Yep!

Which len are u using while recording this vid?

Hope you’re feeling better!

Cheers Alex, a more in depth video will be coming soon, but so far, so good!

Glad the video was helpful! All I can say is it's been great so far but I'll keep testing and make another video soon! Wellcome to the channel!

No worries - I’m sure you’ll love it

Thanks for watching

Ahh thank you, was trying something a little different with this thumbnail so I'm glad you liked it

Thank you! I can defo recommend so far!

Thanks, Alex!

I've never had a great experience with 2 monitors so I'm always on just one!

Thanks for stopping by, dude!

Hey thank Nooooah!

Thank you! And I've added it to the description of this video!

this is the exact model build I ordered today! how are you loving it?!

@@stereochoir I did order it and its easily paid for itself. It’s really fast and I’m really happy with the 64GB of RAM and the internal 4TB.

Thanks! It’s from a company called route 1 in the UK - although I don’t think they’re selling it anymore sadly

The ultra looks amazing! As for the stand I was lucky enough for them to send it out to me

Awesome - it’s been so good so far!

That sounds like an amazing setup! Can confirm 4K editing in Final Cut is a breeze so davinci will be even better 👌🏻

It's an iPad!

I’m interested in that too :)

Same here

Added to the description!

It's honestly all very 'instant' Very snappy performance, I will show it off in the next video I make on it though!

That would be cool!

Me either, I think you’d have to push it to the limit to hear the fan come on!

@@ByteReview The fans are designed to be on all the time they don’t switch off, they are quiet though.

USB-C cable!

Not yet luckily 😬

Same question!

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Apps currently are not optimized to fully capitalize on the 64gb configuration. Also, the time saved on most projects won’t justify the price gap. Unless your work load is very demanding, a lot of 4-8k rendering or 3D modeling, probably not worth. However, feel free to look back later if the apps are updated.

For me 32GB has been ideal on my PC and it's proving to be great on here too. Video editing is my main thing and that doesn't max it out, so I'm happy with 32GB!

Thank you!

Mine are silent so far? I can hear them come on very occasionally if I’ve been pushing it a lot (multiple exports of 4K video)

Thanks! And there's never a good time to buy Apple products haha

@@ByteReview so true.. 😅

Nope, mac goes in USB-C and PC is using a display port

100% more than enough

Looks like i’m mot the only one :)

Me too

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I really don't need one, as stunning as it looks!

No, no problems - those are just the keyboard and mouse I choose

@@ByteReview good to know - Mani Ortega (I think thats his name) said it was impossible to set up a Studio unless you used Apple's mouse and keyboard. - Clearly he was wrong

@@TheUberSchattenjager Ah I see what you mean - I did have to plug them in via a wire until I got into MacOS itself. Otherwise it was fine

Only if your workflow really needs it. I can't see it being of any major use to me other than just making things faster again, but this is already so fast!

Maybe it is for Pixar or Disney.

The ultra you will see a different when doing 3D work...

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haha thank you, I am a big fan of the dell

I have the same hair as Saitama 😅

You are using PC paradigm to fit into Apple’s paradigm. Much like pc fanbois making an inaccurate statement about the “SSD drive slots” not being upgradeable or swappable. The whole idea behind M1 is power efficiency at highest performance per watt even in the desktop. As for putting laptop chip into desktop, what’s M1 Ultra to you? Pork liver? 🙄 What’s the power envelope of AlderLake desktop? Do you complain about gas prices? You make a power hungry desktop -> noisy fans and terrible power consumption. Also, thermal throttling unless you have massive fans that takes up lots of space on top of noise. Nothing beats Mac Studio in a ultra mini desktop size. You can put it into a knack sack no problem.

@@RunForPeace-hk1cu thanks but it is not fanboyins.. it is basic physics. what is apple doing with the extra thermal headroom of a "desktop chassis"? Answer: absolutely nothing. Think it this way, both the tiny iPad Air and a 24" iMac, have the same CPU (basically). Lets that sink in for a second. Either Apple is giving a lot of iPad Air owners, or it is basically cheating/being lazy with iMac owners.

@@RunForPeace-hk1cu I said putting M1 ultra side. I am not disputing Mac Studio in itself, I am just saying, Apple is cheating everyone by not pushing CPUs further in a desktop chassis versus a laptop chassis. Hate Intel all you want, Intel-based manufacturers would not put a laptop CPU in a desktop chassis and expect the world you say "thank you, you are amazing"

Apple’s designed their CPUs to be waaayy wider than x86 CPUs can be - each Firestorm performance core has eight decoders and can look forward 690 instructions deep into the execution queue, and with multiple redundant arithmetic units and a massive reorder buffer the out-of-order execution unit can run up to eight instructions _simultaneously._ In order for Intel to beat the Firestorm single core speed, they have to up the clocks which increases heat output exponentially - which means bigger beefier coolers exhausting heat into the environment which then has to be pumped out of the house during summertime. The whole Wintel experience is waayyy less efficient which means you’re chewing up power to boost clocks and using massive coolers to cool down the silicon so it doesn’t burn up into useless slag ... and God help you if the cooler fails. Lemme let you in on a secret ... there no mobile or desktop chips - those terms are all marketing illusions put out by chip manufacturers informing the user what kind of machine the chips are targeted at. There _used_ to be some server computers with thicker traces like the old RS/6000s from IBM, but outside of that there is no differentiating factors between mobile and desktop silicon. An x86 desktop chip is simply one which is so inefficient that you won’t have the ability to keep it cool in a laptop chassis.

For me, I didn't need the portability of a MacBook Pro and one at the same specs costs a fair amount more. Coming from a Risen 7 5800x custom build all I can say is what I've experienced - and the M1 Max is beating it out no problem, laptop chip or not 🤷🏻‍♂️