M1 or M2?

DREADWAYNE4K
DREADWAYNE4K Member Posts: 21 Member
edited October 22 in Native Access

I’m about to upgrade my Mac, should I go to M1 or M2?

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  • BIF
    BIF Member Posts: 975 Guru
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    I'd say either one should be fine.

    Apple is consistent about fixing and updating. Well except for the things they aren't consistent about.

    But either one should run your music just fine. I would not cheap out with only 8 GB of RAM, however. Or with a teensy-tinsy SSD.

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  • Anthony H
    Anthony H Member Posts: 47 Member

    I don't have either but have been researching to do the same (currently on an Intel MBP). From what I've watched and read, M1 wins in terms of stability, performance, value for money. FWIW, that's probably the way I'll go when I can afford it. Let us know which you choose, and why! :)

  • Pero
    Pero Member Posts: 3 Member
    edited February 20 
    I use M1 with monterey and up to now I have only encountered a small bug, on the master LED with the latest update, 
but then resolved thanks to the forum... (I play on average once a week for 4-5 hours continuously) 
colleagues who use m2 have bugs when using in the evening...


  • BIF
    BIF Member Posts: 975 Guru
    Answer ✓

    I'd say either one should be fine.

    Apple is consistent about fixing and updating. Well except for the things they aren't consistent about.

    But either one should run your music just fine. I would not cheap out with only 8 GB of RAM, however. Or with a teensy-tinsy SSD.

  • DREADWAYNE4K
    DREADWAYNE4K Member Posts: 21 Member
    edited February 20
    Screenshot 2024-02-20 at 5.28.02 PM.jpeg.png

    I was looking at this vs this:

    Screenshot 2024-02-20 at 5.33.19 PM.jpeg.png


  • reffahcs
    reffahcs Member Posts: 848 Guru
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/134614#Comment_134614

    In that case M2 for sure. 8 performance cores vs 4 performance cores.

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