I’ll keep track of the issues I’m encountering in the following table. Yes it’s a cool architecture, yes it’s really fast, but unless you feel like your machine is slow (I didn’t feel that way with any Macs in the past couple of years), and you’re sure the programs you need will work, it might be worth waiting until the Mac dev community gets with it. But under the surface lurk many thousands of programs that just don’t run.
The Is Apple Silicon Ready website has a decent list of some big names that are (and aren’t yet) native. But today the issue of incompatible software could be significant 1, especially at the edges. Over time Apple Silicon’s advantages over Intel will increase, while software issues will gradually disappear. It depends a lot on what I’m doing but it’s always at least 9 hours and usually around 15.Īll that’s great but you have to weigh it against the issues of software compatibility. And battery life is the best of any system I’ve ever used. No the fan is never audible, and even when rendering a large 4K Motion file it only gets a little warm. I maxed it out with 16GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD and it’s noticeably snappier. This MBP 13" is identical to the previous Intel 13" outwardly, but inside, it’s very different. I got my new M1-based MacBook Pro (17,1) on Monday ().
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