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APPLE MACBOOK PRO (2024) 14" APPLE M4 PRO (14-CORE CPU / 20-CORE GPU) / 48GB RAM / 4TB SSD

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Características APPLE MACBOOK PRO (2024) 14" APPLE M4 PRO (14-CORE CPU / 20-CORE GPU) / 48GB RAM / 4TB SSD

Densidad de pixeles254 ppi

Tamaño14.2 "

RAM48 GB

Capacidad4096 GB

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MadS

03.12.2024

@Andreas Osthoff: The MBP M4 Pro got a final dispay score of 95. The MPB M4 only got a score of 91. If they are the same displays as you write in the article I think the score should be the same?

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Matt S

02.12.2024

Quote from: Aras on December 01, 2024, 16:48:03 Quote from: Aras on December 01, 2024, 16:48:03 Quote from: Matt Schmidt on November 29, 2024, 16:30:04 Quote from: Matt Schmidt on November 29, 2024, 16:30:04 12 Core is "pro" and it has two fans,

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Aras

01.12.2024

Quote from: Matt Schmidt on November 29, 2024, 16:30:04 Quote from: Matt Schmidt on November 29, 2024, 16:30:04 This is because the base M4 has only one fan instead of 2.

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dada_dave

29.11.2024

Are you going to publish Cinebench R24 ST/MT power draw results for the base M4 - either mini or MBP? I know a lot of your comparisons are for the older CB R23 benchmark, but CB R24 power draw numbers would enable comparisons with Snapdragon Elite results and some of your other efficiency analysis articles.

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Matt Schmidt

29.11.2024

NBC, do you plan to review the 12 Core Pro? Just Josh YT channel claims it runs hotter that 14 Core, while being equally loud. Seems odd. Also, could you test how these new power plans affect battery life.

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A

30.12.2023

Quote from: Yiğit on December 30, 2023, 21:39:24 Quote from: Yiğit on December 30, 2023, 21:39:24 Probably it's related to massive amount of backlight LEDs, who knows.

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Yiğit

30.12.2023

Quote from: A on December 30, 2023, 20:13:14 Quote from: A on December 30, 2023, 20:13:14 Yep, this is the key. If you know there'll be ghosting while scrolling content and focus on the screen more while scrolling in order to notice it, you notice it more. Which is what happens to me most of the time. Ignorance is indeed bliss sometimes. That doesn't change the fact that Apple should've put a faster display to this device though, but still...

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A

30.12.2023

Quote from: Neenyah on December 30, 2023, 19:59:11 Quote from: Neenyah on December 30, 2023, 19:59:11 Probably I'm blind, looking at both MBP and Air screens right now and it's okay on both. Yeah it's blurry a bit, but I just never focus on the screen when scrolling or I'm used to blurry screens, idk. Reddit is also like 50/50

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Neenyah

30.12.2023

Quote from: A on December 30, 2023, 19:53:07 Quote from: A on December 30, 2023, 19:53:07 Quote from: Neenyah on December 30, 2023, 19:28:37 Quote from: Neenyah on December 30, 2023, 19:28:37 Yes I know but everything at screens at all panels (except e-ink) is being rendered in frames per second, all content. I sold my M1 Air in basically mint shape (still miss it tbh) just because that ghosting was unacceptably bad 😔 And Apple for some reason can't put a faster panel in their MacBooks. Meh...