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So you're saying we're not professionals, not that this isn't a laptop for professionals? Because all your ranting is basically just your opinion with caps thrown in as though that somehow makes you right. As in, wow, that's an expensive upgrade! But if you want more GPU performance, in an Apple MacBook Pro, you have exactly ZERO other options.
Clearly the article isn't praising Apple for pricing - that's what "at a cost" in the headline means. JarredWaltonGPU said:You keep throwing out terms like "not professional" as though it has any meaning.
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Would I buy one? Nope, not a chance, but others are free to do so. Many professionals love Macs, and that's their prerogative. The MBP16 weighs 4.3 pounds and gets 11 hours battery life.Īpples and oranges, basically - they're not the same class of laptop. But it will also weigh over six pounds and get crappy battery life thanks to the Quadro RTX 4000. Will the Dell be faster? Sure, for some tasks quite a bit so. Dell Precision 7550 15.6-inch with 8-core 10th Gen, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Quadro RTX 4000, and 4K display will set you back $4525 (after a current $1939 discount). Apple MBP16 with 32GB, 1TB SSD, 5600M, fastest 9th Gen CPU, and a very nice 3072x1920 display will cost you $4100.
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The cost of Windows laptops with Quadro RTX 4000 cards isn't exactly a bargain. I don't know if you're upset that Apple MBP isn't really a 'professional' laptop, or you're upset that 'professionals' are willing to pay $3000+ for a laptop like this, or what.
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and If you wish RTX 2080 Upgrade if non profi card.You keep throwing out terms like "not professional" as though it has any meaning. More over, for $800 DIFFERENCE you can upgrade notebooks from Dell and HP and Lenovo to QUADRO RTX 4000 with 8GB GDDR6 which makes Apple look like a JOKE. you are not talking about a console here. Nofanneeded said:I dont care, this is not a gaming machine so you say less than %50 bla bla blaīecause that performance increase is just in 10% of the notebook use. Considering this HBM2 equipped 5600M appears to be a custom design specifically for Apple, it's no surprise to see the premium memory solution get a price tag to match. Still, if you care about graphics performance, that's less than 33% (or less) more money for 50% more performance. That brings the total purchase price tag well above $3000. This added performance comes at a steep price, of course: $800 to go from the 5300M to the 5600M (or $600 to upgrade from the 5500M 8GB). So, 33% more compute and double the bandwidth gives a typical 50% boost to graphics performance. If we're talking compute performance, the 5300M can do 3.2 TFLOPS, the 5500M offers 4.0 TFLOPS, and the 5600M delivers up to 5.3 TFLOPS. The 5600M meanwhile gets 2560 stream processors, though at lower clock speeds. The 5500M has 1536 stream processors, and the 5300M only has 1280 stream processors. HBM2 also uses less power, which frees up some much-needed thermal room for the GPU to utilize, as most GPUs on the 16-inch MacBook Pro's have TDP's in the realm of 50 watts.īut the real gains in performance come from the GPU itself. That's the same bandwidth as six 1GB GDDR6 chips, but with more memory in about one fourth the area. The 5600M has two stacks of 4GB each, delivering 384 GB/s of bandwidth in a compact space. It takes the memory off-board from the GPU, and embeds it onto an interposer.
HBM2 is more about delivering high bandwidth in a smaller space.
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Of course, we can't give full credit to the HBM2 memory.
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