No it wouldn’t. You will hardly be able to utilise all the performance advantages in an M1, let alone and M2, so trading it for an M3 isn’t exactly a good idea economically speaking.
Whereas I have an intel macbook, my jump in performance for an M3 makes more sense.
No it wouldn’t. You will hardly be able to utilise all the performance advantages in an M1, let alone and M2, so trading it for an M3 isn’t exactly a good idea economically speaking.
Whereas I have an intel macbook, my jump in performance for an M3 makes more sense.
Keep using your M2 until an M5 or M6 comes out.