>If you already have an Apple silicon Mac and are wondering whether to upgrade to an M3 model
I see comments like this in various reviews. Are there really people out there who would replace a Macbook Pro M1 or M2 with a M3 just to get something a bit faster? What are they doing that is so performance critical?
My last Macbook Pro is a 2014. I still find it usable for development work, and I'm only replacing it because of other hardware failures.
I see comments like this in various reviews. Are there really people out there who would replace a Macbook Pro M1 or M2 with a M3 just to get something a bit faster? What are they doing that is so performance critical?
My last Macbook Pro is a 2014. I still find it usable for development work, and I'm only replacing it because of other hardware failures.