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IntelEnglish · 10 months ago

i7-13700K noticeably faster than my M1 Max in day to day tasks

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i7-13700K noticeably faster than my M1 Max in day to day tasks

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IntelEnglish · 10 months ago

I’m asking because Geekbench 6 only shows a 24% better single core score, The snappiness of my system it feels a lot more that 24% faster, Do you think the increased cache or the 5Ghz clock speed in the real world is a lot more than 24% faster? Thanks for any info

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Yeah. The M1 is great, don’t get me wrong but it wasn’t doing it anymore for my big software projects.

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