jamesger.blogg.se - Windows vs mac music production

They both contain a wide variety of built-in effects with very different algorithms, so they are good candidates for such performance tests. Note: no third party host application nor plug-in was used during these tests: we have been running PatchWork or Axiom as standalone applications or loaded as plug-ins inside of of them.

Intel Core i7 MBP with 32 GB RAM (Late 2020), with 4 CPU cores & Hyperthreading.īoth machines are running the latest versions of the system they were delivered with: the M1 is running the latest iteration of Mac OS Big Sur, while the Intel is running the latest iteration of MacOS Catalina.Īll tests were performed at 44.1 kHz, with an RME Babyface Pro FS audio interface (that provides native Apple M1 drivers).

Apple M1 MBP with 16 GB RAM (2021), with 4 “high perf” CPU cores, and 4 “high efficiency” cores.The machines used for the benchmark are top of the line 13 inches MacBook Pros: Let’s see what the tests revealed! Hardware Configurations & Test Conditions We have tested for you the latest previews of two of our flagship products, Axiom and PatchWork, optimized for both Intel and Apple Silicon (M1) processors. Raw CPU performance is one thing, but what’s up with these new machines for real time audio? Do they really perform better than Intel Macs?

The new Apple M1 Macs have been available for a few months now, and the new M1 processor has been reported to bring huge performance gains for multiple CPU benchmarks.