M3 vs M3 Pro vs M3 Max - FINAL Performance Comparison!

[@MaxTechOfficial]

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[@abhishekjha9041]

Brother I am an AI & ML student so which MacBook pro is best for me. Please solve my problem.

[@ChinchillaFur]

The 8TB drive M3 Max 16 cpu core /40 core gpu 128GB RAM is quite a bit faster on disk read and write speeds - ~5,500 MB/s Read, and About 8,300 MB/s Write

[@leezheng8161]

Nice comparison! Could you do a M2 Mac Studio Max(base) to a M3 MacBook Pro 14" or 16" comparison too? Because they are at similar price range $1800 - $2000 and I am sure a lot people would be wondering if to go with M2 Studio Max or M3 MacBook Pro for the performance/dollar(since it would be a while for the M3 Mac Studio to come out).

[@abhishekjha9041]

@@leezheng8161 yeah bro

[@peterc4082]

Do a performance comparison between 16 inch M3 Max (base) vs 14 inch M3 Max (14/40). I think in that scenario the two will come close because of thermals being better on 16 inch devices.

[@blameitallonmyboots]

Wow! The rare 10 minute YT video that actually contains 10 minutes of real content. Great job!

[@connorlearmonth665]

Thanks for listening to our requests and making this!

[@ColorOfTheDay]

The Disk Speeds Read/Write are actually identical across the M3 Pro vs M3 Max when configured with 1TB. Only reason you're seeing different speeds is because you're comparing 1TB vs 512GB. I have both an M3 Pro and M3 Max. This could affect the rest of your testing as well that involves disk read/write speeds, like exporting tests. Since Disk speeds are higher on 1TB models, other benchmarks could be different as well.

[@akashsxo]

Thanks for the clarification.Also i want to understand if i go from 1TB to 2 or 4,will how much speed gain will i get ? Is it worth,also considering the TBW can 1TB last for at least 3 years ?

[@ColorOfTheDay]

With the 1TB config are the same all the way through to the 8TB config. In the 1TB config you're getting 4x 256GB chips, and having the 4 chips is what increases the speed, at 2TB, you get 4x 512GB chips, at 4 TB, you get 4x 1TB chips, etc... At 512GB, you're only getting 2x 256GB chips. So that's why the speed is slower. So the speeds will be the same from 1TB-8TB.

[@sammyjammy6647]

@@ColorOfTheDay I love seeing this because the configuration I ordered is the M3 Pro MacBook Pro. It’s 12cpu/18gpu, 36gb ram/1TB SSD. It’s the 14inch which is nowhere to be seen in all of the Max Tech videos to date since the release of the new MacBooks.

[@ColorOfTheDay]

@@sammyjammy6647 It keeps deleting my post, but if you look at /r/macbookpro there's performance specs on that config.

[@akashsxo]

@@ColorOfTheDay Again thanks a lot for clear explanation

[@AllgoodthingsTv]

Without a doubt, your channels have been the best at informing consumers about these new M3 Macs. It seemed like a lot of review channels dropped the ball with these new machines and your channels were the only ones to really give them solid coverage.

[@anshsuri9799]

True that

[@BrianHill]

I had been second guessing my choice of the 16" binned M3 Max. I am comfortable with it again now thanks to all your quantitative comparisons.

[@francescob.3019]

man, why nobody is testing battery life...

[@RA-nm9xu]

Amazing . . . how you packed all this information into a 10 minute video. Love all the comparison charts. Very helpful. Yes, I (we) will refer to this video frequently as we decide what to buy. Thank you.

[@AshishOnYouTube]

Thanks for including a test for music production! I’d never approach that number of tracks, but I still find the information valuable. The cooling aspect is significant to me too.

[@markgriskey]

I too use Logic, and as you stated the absurd track count that Logic claims to support is something that no-one should ever have to exceed. Even if one is also including tracks for dialogue and SFX to actually mix a film with every single music track included in the same session ( which is not how the Pros do it) I can’t imagine why someone would need to support 1000 tracks (Apple was advertising this “feature” years ago for Logic - way too many to control or even view with multiple monitors) :)

[@gugobooze-um4cg]

Max didn’t disclose the only important detail. The only thing that really makes the difference is the max-ed out RAM, chip doesn’t make significant difference. For music, just get the maximum RAM you can afford. The big ssd will be useful too. Be smart!

[@sin_phany_tv]

I finally did it, and three max with 128 GB ram and 4 TB SSD I think it should handle more than 60 tracks of instruments and audio processing. What do you think?16inch

[@sin_phany_tv]

@@markgriskey I got the M3 max MacBook Pro 128 GB of RAM and four TV SSD do you think it would handle 90 tracks with VST and audio processing? What do you think is the 16 inch model?

[@dannaphan5200]

@@gugobooze-um4cg this is wrong, the chip is necessary for everything: virtual instruments, effects + low latency performance, 32gb of ram is enough unless you do film scoring or orchestral stuff, ssd you can always use external ones which are much cheaper but the cpu in the chip is the one you cannot change. Be smart. I've got a mac mini 2020 with 64gb of ram and I sold it because the chip couldn't keep up with all the processing I needed, the ram didn't help. It's a bottle neck.

[@Amisshot]

Hey Max & Vadim. Id like to see a video which is more reallife for the topic of videoediting. We see a lot of benchmarks about export times but tbh i dont really care if id takes 5min or 20min. Id rather be interested about the flow of the edit. When scrubbing through the timeline, is it smooth, instant? I hate an interruption of my editingflow. When the click is delayed or the replay is studdering. Maybe one of your editors could make a video about that. How they feel while editing with a reallife project in 4k. Many thanks for the effort

[@madhavtrivedi9500]

exactly.. can someone please answer thisss?

[@AlfaMedtech]

When comparing the base max vs the upgraded max chip you said “it was not worth the upgrade” now you are recommending it. What changed ?😅

[@aphoa]

Money money money money, MONEYYYYY

[@josephbartol7302]

CLICK BAIT IS CORRECT My needs and workload require a great screen and storage space over RAM. I understand I might be in the minority but these different models exist for CHOICE. Heck you guys even did a video on the base 8 256 iMac saying everyone else is wrong about it and it can last for 10 years. You are starting to act snobby in your videos (I like your content but stop sounding elite). I was able to get a brand new SEALED base MacBook Pro m3 for $300 off. I was eyeing the MacBook Air for my needs. But was able to snag this for the same price. YES 8GB can be limiting in certain circumstances but in this video you went out of your way to overload the 8GB model with 20 tabs and Lightroom. I don’t believe in spending excess money on specs I don’t currently need. Yes 16gb probably is a good idea for MANY PEOPLE but not every professional needs it. AGAIN these specs offer choice for every persons specific requirements To Max Tech stop sounding so snobby. I do more than email and watch videos. Not every PRO require tons of RAM but makes my profession no less PRO THAN YOURS

[@josephbartol7302]

@@AnonN-sr6uu I think they have skill but driving people to specific links for affiliate money, and then changing your views on every other video is disingenuous

[@AlfaMedtech]

@@josephbartol7302 I agree, but I was just curious. Since it is okay to change your mind on certain products the more time you have it in hand but it would be nice if they would say the reason why. Since almost every video have different recommendations it is disingenuous.

[@josephbartol7302]

@@AlfaMedtech totally agree. I do think they are probably looking at things mostly as content creators but they have lost sight of the fact there are many different types of professionals

[@baracktrump1410]

Completely agree, I came from a M1 Mac Mini w/256gb drive to a 14" MB Pro with the 12 core pro chip w/1tb drive, the difference between those 2 are staggering

[@przemysawmarciniec5180]

I went for the 14' m3 max for 2999 on amazon - thermals and noise is not an issue for me I need powerful small laptop. I need 36gb and 1tb for my workflow so upgrading to m3 max was not a big step I will get it tomorrow hope it will serve well for next 5 years.

[@MadLadsAnonymous]

Guys! Where's the 14" Max (binned vs upgraded) comparisons? Would love to also see some gaming comparisons for these 14" configs.

[@igorcordeiro1676]

No temps graphs comparison ?! How did the binned 14 m3 max performed in temps vs the 14 m3 pros? Fan speed? Noise?

[@CamsYoga]

Hey thanks for the test ! Battery is so important when we talk about laptop. Would be great to add a battery test and comparison.

[@samiterki5293]

This is the best and most useful video I have seen about the new macbooks. I just bought the m3 pro at $1800! Thank you!

[@frcrepaldi]

Great Video brother.

[@bushgreen260]

*You should do a 20-30 minutes h264 and HEVC video export test with 10.7 final cut. 5 minutes is too short and will not maximise the use of the multiple encoders.* *You should also be using speedometer 2.1 because it's more accurate.*

[@se0uli]

You just saved tons of budget for us. Thanks for your incessant job.

[@cocafanta7940]

Woulda been nice if you uploaded this clip before the end of black friday and cyber monday but oh well... still appreciated!

[@artmaltman]

Concise, clear, comprehensive. Thanks!!!

[@martinsassenberg9420]

By far best review video on the M3 MBs! Efficient cut, no bla bla, concentrated facts, comprehensive tests. 👍 ✔ Liked ✔ Subscribed ✔ Bell

[@archiveamin]

Great work absolutely killed this video

[@momotaroux264]

Eying the 14" M3 Max 48GB/2TB. Thank you for the testing - it'll be great to throw what I need to at it for years to come.

[@psysword]

Me too but I wanna go 128 gb

[@momotaroux264]

@@psyswordthat would be nutty haha like in a good way

[@akashsxo]

Thanks a TON Max & Vadim

[@StandardLoop]

Finally the video I was looking for. Thanks so much for all the charts.

[@werunguns]

The video I’ve been looking for. Thank you

[@nielsvandenberg2348]

Working in the M3 Max 48GB 16/40 model. It’s insane for my design en photo-editing workflow!🔥

[@aamrits]

What's the battery drain test? Which one is better in terms of battery M3 or M3 pro

[@jank8456]

M3 much better than M3 pro, which isn't so good

[@aamrits]

@@jank8456 After giving a lot of thought I bought M3 Pro, as I simply couldn't buy the 8 GB M3. With M3Pro, I am getting anywhere from 12-14 hours and i am happy with it.

[@oterotube13]

Great summary guys!

[@poljohnmadera1107]

oh my god you spent a lot of money on those Mac just for these video I really appreciated your effort and you earned a new subscriber

[@vedantdesai1]

I got the M3 Max base model on sale at BestBuy for $2700. The M3 Pro top binned model is $2200. Factor in 1TB SSD and 36GB RAM and I’m spending 600 already - that’s the same price as the base m3 max on sale. Even without the sale, you come very close to the price of the max. It’s classic apple. You add ridiculous money to up the Ram or storage and find yourself paying close to the upgraded whole new tiered model. Like 256GB on an iPad brings you very close to the price of an iPad Pro

[@PhilliPeens]

@MaxTechOfficial - thank you for the Xcode comparison! You guys rock!!

[@maximeremenko]

😇🙌👍

[@yagood0310]

Well done. Tim cook is a nice chef to cut every products precisely

[@SoftwareManiacLSM]

This is great! You guys have the best real-world reviews of Mac’s. And to think you all live in the Spokane area. Ex-Coeur d’Alene resident now in Bellingham Wa

[@spires655]

Thanks for your hard work!

[@valdemarcaballero5298]

Fantastic video!!!! Fantastic work!!! Thanks for sharing..... 🙏🙏🙏

[@ghassab8026]

This is the video we needed ❤

[@dengpan9062]

Content with heart

[@brianherzog]

Great video. Thank you

[@MisArTech_gr]

Thanks for your Video! It was very helpful 👌

[@ghas4151]

We need a 14 inch binned vs non binned M3 Max tests.

[@bladerealm124]

How has nobody done this yet?!? Every time I see a new video and think "they must have finally tested the 14" binned M3 Max vs 14" unbinned M3 Max."

[@cjeelde]

14" non-binned M3 Max (48 GB) would be interesting! What about the fans and fan noise at heavy load? Compared to binned (36 GB). I'm afraid of even more fan noise or at least similar. I belive that if you don't like fan noise you should avoid 14" M3 Max and go for 14" M3 Pro 11c or 12c, maybe 11c. Less cores = less heat = less fan noise. So maybe that's why M3 Pro got 5/6 P cores and 6 E cores. And "so few GPU cores". I'm curious how M3 Max is on Low Power Mode: what about fan noise?

[@bladerealm124]

@@cjeelde from what I've seen fan noise is quiet in low power mode, multi-core is better than M3 Pro but single core is worse than M3 Pro. With my workflow it'd be nice to have the extra power of the Max when needed and it seems like a much better value than the handicapped Pro this gen. But still looking for more tests that include the binned Max to confirm.

[@cjeelde]

@@bladerealm124 I can only say that probably is M3 Max best suited for Mac Studio if you want the combo of performance and "no" fan noise. MBP16 comes in 2nd place, MBP14 comes last. So what's best for a MBP14 (performance and low fan noise)? M3 Max Low Power Mode M3 Pro Normal Power Mode You want M3 Max for the performance/speed! You don't want the combo speed and much fan noise... I think M3 Max for MBP is kind of a failure. This was the big thing about Apple Silicon? That you will get the combo High Performance + Low Power = long battery life & "no" fan noise? If I should put Apple's M chips - for MacBook Pro - in a Tier Ranking I would not put M3 Max in the S or A tier. Maybe it's better to wait for M4 Max?

[@arlencarlson]

Ironic, that this is the same recommendation I would have given when these first machines started to ship. Get the base Max. Or the spec’d out Max if you really need that power. The Max-based machines are the only really impressive jump in the M3 lineup.

[@Epicgamer_Mac]

Hey guys thanks for the awesome comparison! Truly amazes me the amount of content you churn out and then manage to pack into a comprehensive short video basically every day! Now I’d really like to see the M3 Max destroying… er, pitted against… a beastly PC laptop, like MSI Titan or Razer Blade 16. Do you think you could do it? Thanks!

[@mintmindy]

Yes! would love to see that too!

[@pathfindercod4638]

So much valuable information here, thank you.

[@HardwareMaster]

Very good comparison, besides Xcode testing, for developers, you may also want to add some tensorflow benchmarking for data science developers for Machine Learning development. Possibly some docker containerization, running kubernetes can be part of the batch.

[@parjau4554]

You were not exaggerating! This is the ultimate 'Reference' video for all buyers of M3 models. I have to agree with your buying choices as well. So great to see the linear increase in performance for all the relevant parameters as it shows that Apple have taken care of the 'bottleneck' issue they had in previous years.

[@paternyao]

Great summary!!!

[@arsondaylee]

Thank you for making this video

[@TahirShaikh-jetcom]

Awesome content

[@Acura1NSX]

Great job, Thanks for the hard work I'm sure a lot of people will love & save this M3 shootout comparison. 🎉

[@VMYeahVN]

Would be interested to see your thoughts on the binned M3 Max chip in the 14" size. I would trade the 10 cores for if it doesn't throttle/get as hot as the 40 core M3 Max does in the 14" body. I greatly prefer the 14" size, but also want a Max chip. Haven't really seen anyone talking about that configuration.

[@georgegl3192]

no battery life tests?? :(((((((

[@kmahyar]

Very well done

[@donvittoriosierra]

The biggest cool factor of the base model is the battery life which is why the 16gb version of the base model still has something over the m3 pro for users that are getting this for the quality screen for media consumption combined with light music production and other basic tasks

[@TheWesterosiNinja]

the only issue for me about the base M3 MBP model is that it only has 2 TB3 ports (M3 Pro MBP has 3 TB4). Otherwise, the base M3 MBP spec'd out to 16/512 for S200 less than the base M3 Pro MBP isn't a bad deal for people who don't care about TB4 or the 2 extra GB RAM.

[@Mmacrossfirekenai]

Thanks for this massive piece of work MaxTech. I really appreciate of all the digging here. Space Black or Silver 16-inch MacBook Pro M3 Max 16-core CPU 40-core GPU with 48 or 64 GB and 1 TB SSD for the win

[@rohansutar7638]

Thank you for the great content. Appreciate your hard work.

[@ColumbiaFrancis]

Very helpful video. It would be more helpful if there were comparisons between the Pro and the Max with the same size of RAM. Then we could see the difference the number of cores and the actual chip makes, and if the price difference for these is worth it.

[@Isles8]

Basically Getting the Macbook M3 pro chip on the 14-inch is the recommendation, my take is simple if you already have a Macbook Pro M2 pro chip no need to upgrade unless you need the performance gains then get the Max, But the Max chip is really for those who do task that require time savings and power. I think If someone is coming from an Intel chip they will get the biggest gain in performance. As the silicon chips of all types are all so good already

[@jameshopkins1919]

Love the new (?) performance per dollar comparison - please ALWAYS do this on ALL your vids! Thanks. :-)

[@mychess5821]

Perfect video!

[@jseden]

Loving my 18gb 14"! I'd spent the past 6 months with a 512/8gb m2 air but the ram just wasn't cutting it. Was excellent otherwise though.. However when I found the m3 for $1600 after xmas, it was impossible to turn down. Thank Santa for unwanted gifts!

[@erec707]

Apple was smart to make the M3 Max chips a stand-out chip over the M3 Pro in such a drastic way. However, they played themselves when they made the past M1/M2 Pro chips so fast that the Max chips didn't really seem as worth is.

[@thedarksoul2104]

In the Logic pro test you said that the 14 inch model fan noise was crazy, but both M3 Max macbooks in this test was the 16 inch??

[@BobMcBurger1]

You should compare the M3 Pro chips with two 14” or 16” models. Not the other being a different size. Since the 16” model has better cooling thus can let the chip throttle more here and there. This would be fine if both chips were 12 cores, but only the 16” had that.

[@IlliaHomeless]

How time flies, I remember how a year ago I bought my M1 Pro from one of the top eBay sellers with delivery to warring Ukraine, which became the most expensive purchase of my life and the biggest disappointment. Because it turned out to be an MDM laptop, which I now use as a paperweight for $2k. Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know which one is full of sh*t.

[@pavankumar-bj2fz]

What's MDM?

[@BrianHill]

So much info in this video I had to watch it at 0.75x.

[@pepeeze]

Thank to your amazing thorough research, I returned the PRO and ordered a MAX. I would have been really sorry to keep the PRO, especially that I'm mostly doing Logic and FCP... The fact that Logic makes no use of efficiency cores is just mind boggling!

[@disklamer]

The old Mac laptop buying scheme for finding the sweet spot of a balanced machine with a long lifespan still holds: ; get the fastest CPU you can afford and double the RAM. You will need external storage anyway (which is now so compact it hardly an issue anyway) - and the screens are the same, that’s a size vs. mobility choice. I don’t think there were ever such massive differences in performance, like with the G4 vs G5 or i5 vs i7 that was never an actual multiplier. It’s awesome.

[@DiabloMatrix968]

definitely enjoy the comparisons, based on my use case , I think m3 Max 14 inch base model , probably best upgrade for me coming from a m1 air 13 inch with 8 gb of ram that just doesn't cut it when doing any heavy work loads. The slightly bigger screen plus all the necessary power and active cooling should handle anything I might come across,. plus I should add the Apple Store does give out discounts to students and veterans as well in case anyone wants to save any more money if you fall into those categories.

[@dinolode4562]

How much is the student discount at the Apple Store?

[@dougmorato]

Thanks!

[@snifyy]

battery life comparison would be helpful

[@Epicgamer_Mac]

Could I also ask you guys for a favor very relevant to me right now? I ordered a top-spec M3 Max 16”, to replace my similar M2 Max machine, but my order was cancelled and it is now on backorder. I decided to just get it from my local Best Buy but they only sell the binned M3 Max in the 16” size. With more RAM and 2 more CPU cores, but less memory bandwidth and 8 less GPU cores, I’m not sure whether that would be an overall upgrade or downgrade. Could you make a video comparing the top M2 Max to the base M3 Max, especially in things like video editing (including denoising blackmagic raw!) and gaming benchmarks like 3D Mark and GFX Bench? This would be an absolute lifesaver and I couldn’t thank you enough for doing it if you have a chance. Thanks guys!

[@wmclt5588]

Would the unbined MacBook 14 inch Pro with 36 gigs of ram make much of a difference over the 18 gigs of ram?

[@Productions-xs7qi]

Here’s my dilemma… M3, 24gb, 2TB $2599 M3 Pro, 36gb, 2TB $2999 Will I see a major improvement for spending the extra $400? I have an M2 Ultra Mac studio which is my primary editing machine. I do edit on the road occasionally (I use premiere) so having something capable is a bonus (I’ve done basic stuff on a 13” MacBook Pro M1 and it seemed to perform OK). I also never plug my laptop into a monitor since I already have a desktop machine. The laptop will solely exist to go on the road with me when I have shoots out of town/state so I can dump footage and do some basic editing tasks. I typically shoot 4K but edit in 1080p. Someone help, I ordered both so I need to decide which to keep lol

[@AceCmbatguy25]

Awesome video. However, as a motion designer, I would LOVE to see after effects included here. Cheers 🙌

[@EduardoSanchez-un2hh]

Fair comparison

[@potato-qz4bb]

I bought M3 pro MacBook Pro 16 inch. Overall not bad at all, but 512 gb in 2024 not worth it at all. It should be at least 1 TB for a base model other than that I'm fine with it.

[@rostislavpareto7629]

Thanks for tests for developers!

[@alexthemusic12]

great comparison but....what about the battery?

[@aaronherrera6246]

Can u share your wallpaper that looks like the inside of the Mac? Thank uuu

[@spushkin1]

To be honest, that was pretty lazy of you guys, Max and the team. You should’ve compared every single model… not only the M3 but the M1 and M2. You guys are really cutting corners and it shows. SMH. (This is satire) Seriously, you guys are amazing and the videos you’ve produced comparing then M3 MBPs are unmatched by any other creators and have been my main source aiding my decision. Love you guys

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Glad to help :) hopefully these videos gain views over the long term as they’re not doing so well right now since the hype had died down already

[@spushkin1]

@@MaxTechOfficial it seems that the M3 release failed to grasp any attention from the general population and the only people talking about it are the enthusiasts. Apple did host the event very quietly. Hopefully there’s a good reason for this and we get something big from Apple. Perhaps the general public will go crazy about this in a few months. Your videos are the first few suggested and you’re channel is the only channel that provides good information for actual dilemmas people have. The M3 Pro comparison was outstanding and I can imagine that most people are going to be contemplating which chip to choose out of the 14 inch M3 Pros.

[@ahenrycc84]

Thanks so much for the review, finally got to see a comparison between M3Pro unbinned VS binned chips! I’m considering getting either the M3Pro MacBook Pro with 11CPU/14GPU cores or the 12CPU/18GPU cores to replace my 2015 base MacBook Pro. Just wondering, since I connect my MacBook to 2 external monitors, do you think the M3Pro unbinned chip will make a difference when it comes to performance when connected to 2 external monitors compared to the binned counterpart, especially when GPU is involved with projecting more things via 2 screens rather than 1?

[@micha0993]

Please do a comparison between the old M1 iMac and the M3 iMac in regard of performance.

[@zainm3064]

No battery life or temps?

[@aleksandr_elkov]

What about testing every model in gaming ? This would be awesome 💪

[@HughnoUwantme]

Thanks for taking the time to test all those configurations. I'm a simple dude. I just want to play the occasional game. Not a huge gamer, but want to try Baldur's Gate 3 without having to purchase a separate Windows laptop. Have been leaning towards the 16" M3 Macbook Pro with the 12 core and 18GB RAM. Though am thinking about getting 36GB as well. Can it run Baldur's Gate 3? Rather not have to spend all that $$ just to get the Max to play it. Thanks again for the comparo.

[@SOVERElGN]

Interesting to see thermal performance difference between PRO and MAX 16 inch models.

[@P-12345]

Just got the 16 inch m3 max, upgraded from a quad core 13.3 inch.. is it a big jump ?

[@daniorozco]

Very Good

[@iancunicolae2626]

Can you update to include the macbook air's m3? that would show the effect of throttling on the longer benchmarks.

[@Astral_Thunder]

First Comment. Love your vids!

[@artmaltman]

Do I understand correctly: if you don't use GPU heavily, any machine w 16gig or more would be roughly the same?

[@Alchemist168]

Every Color, Size, and CPU compared?! Take my like ya filthy animal

[@VolodyaSenkiv]

M3 Pro MBP 18GB 11с/14c I assume it will be the best choice?

[@SquareMike]

What I retained from the video: 500 Designs is one of the best design studios in California.

[@Phenixzero]

To be simplefied the result, if you are looking at Macbook Pro for M3 chip, it might as well just buy the Macbook air which is better bang for buck if you looking at M3Pro chip, 14 or 16 inch model are both good choice, if you looking at M3Max chip, the best choice will be the 16 inches

[@leonmadara3903]

Great video, as always.... Can you compare the M3 Pro to the HP Elitebook 845 g10 with AMD 7840 CPU?

[@MrZerg0403]

How about the battery endurance?

[@frostgodx]

Not needed there all over 10 hours all that matters