The quiet following Razer takes the lead and leaps to almost 400% of the performances of the MacBook. The tables turn completely once the GPUs get into play. The scheme repeats in Cinebench, but while the MacBook seems ready for takeoff, the Razer stands quiet and cool at around 75☌. Right off the bat, there seems to be quite some difference, with the Mac scoring an average 35% more in Geekbench. Seeing the troubles we’ve had in the past with thermal throttling on these chips all across the board, it seems that Razer went a more conservative way. It has a newer CPU, but it’s an i7, while Apple offers an older generation processor but goes up to the i9. It has a UHS-III slot (it’s not a typo! That’s so new we still haven’t card on the market) and a wonderful 4K display, but most of all it has an amazing Nvidia Quadro 5000 inside. Now, the Razer has a few bells and whistles.
Strangely enough, the price difference this time is in favor of Apple’s laptop. Well, it turns out it’s not Razer after all, as the Studio laptops are PCs that get this certification by Nvidia, and that means they meet certain requirements that make them most suitable for creators. Razer is well known as a gaming company, what is this “Studio” gimmick now, you may wonder. In this case, Max is comparing the MacBook Pro against a wonderful machine, the Razer Blade Studio.
Going to cheaper side of things, some folks are considering the MacBook Pro 16″, but is it really the better choice? Well, when you’re in doubt about purchasing a new editing machine, you can bet that Max Yuryev has already tested and benchmarked it, so let’s head to see what he’s found out.
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The quick jab and powerful uppercut Apple threw at us with the MacBook Pro 16″ and the Mac Pro have caught off guard a multitude of filmmakers, and many are now in awe trying to decide how to set up their desks. There has been a lot of fuss in the Apple world regarding content creators.
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