MacBook Pro with M1 chip versus one with Intel processor. Which is more efficient

Apple said bold things when it announced its new M1 chip for MacBook Pro and Air laptops. While the performance claims were impressive, initial reactions indicated that these claims were rather vague, as Apple did not provide details and presented context-free charts and diagrams, which has led many to wonder if the new processor will be at. height of the company’s demands.

Recent benchmarks seemed to indicate they are capable, but if you’re the more wary type, MacRumors has put together a video showing aspects like the performance you can get with the new M1 chip.

The video shows a 13-inch MacBook Pro laptop with an M1 chip against a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an Intel processor, and the results are significant. For example, the transfer speed on the new M1 is higher than that of the Intel-based laptop, which is important for creative professionals who work with a lot of files.

There is no lack of performance, the MacBook Pro’s M1 chip can open 50 applications, while the laptop with an Intel processor has encountered some impediments. Also, applications like Final Cut Pro seemed to open almost instantly on the new processor, while the Intel version took some time.

Exporting 4K video to the high-performance M1 chip laptop took less time than the Intel laptop. So, there are a lot of things to love about the new new processor.

It will take time and practical use to find out if this is the right direction for Apple in the US. What do you think of these results? Have you decided to give up the Intel-based MacBook Pro in favor of Apple’s new high-performance MacBook Pro laptop with Apple’s M1 chip in the US?