Mac Studio vs M1 Mac Mini after 2 Weeks! Real-World Results..

[@MaxTechOfficial]

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[@helmutnn]

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[@mcfunthomas_mc]

Mac Studio has much better port-ability;) That's the reason I'm thinking of buying it. 😅

[@mcfunthomas_mc]

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[@helmutnn]

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[@the.man.from.toronto]

What was that USB-C dock you had?

[@iancurrie8844]

Funny that RAM is now a limitation on the mini now that the studio is available. When the mini was launched, all these influencers comically claimed that the mini could run everything on 8GB with no limitations whatsoever. They claimed more RAM did nothing - it was magic! Lies lies lies.

[@breakfastforyousoul]

So true

[@Antonio-11101]

I was thinking the exact same thing… I mean 16gb of ram is able to handle basically all of the multitasking you‘re doing as well as heavy loads… especially when considering that the mac os applications are written to be so light… Then again, once 32gb are available you get twice as much so of course you go for the mac studio… Simple math;-)

[@bruceswinford4901]

Tbh I'm surprised how well my m1 macbook performs with 8 gigs of ram in ableton

[@chrishalle1982]

@@breakfastforyousoul i have a m1 macbook air with 8 gb ram. i do video editing with final cut, do podcasting with logic pro and light gaming and everything works fine. So i would guess 8 gigs are enough.

[@tek1645]

@@bruceswinford4901 MacBook is different compared to mini.

[@laviray5447]

So this is what I have understood so far, the base model always has the best price to performance ratio. The more you upgrade the base model, the ratio goes down. Like I will get a better deal buying a base Mac Studio compared to a full speced up Mac mini, not to mention those extra GPU cores, ports and more that gives you more for the price difference between them, let alone the huge performance gap.

[@drabbster]

yeah but remember that a speccd up Mac mini will still have more storage than the base model Mac Studio. So you will have to upgrade that as well and the price difference becomes bigger again.

[@MrEiniweini]

Yes, I but own the same specced Mini. What do you need it for? Mine is a general user computer (movies, a few games, KZbin) I hope to dabble in a bit of Vlogging in the near future but not as a a full time occupation. When they break it all down it might take me 5 minutes more for a project twice a week. That is not worth $1,100 for a yearly saving of 8 1/2 hours. If I were posting every day on a Vlog, then it becomes 25 1/2 hours, so on an hourly rate it starts to look more essential.

[@ForestCinema]

I dunno, I maxed the Ram and went to the non-binned Max chip, only a few hundred dollars extra, and I think those extend the useful life of the machine for my use (video editing and grading).

[@anchoragedj]

It has a name. ‘The Law of Diminishing Returns’.

[@thanatosor]

Welcome to Apple Logic

[@jadherpoco]

Max, nice review. You did mention RAM quite a bit. Though on the Macbook Air M1 review you didn't recommend upgrading the RAM because of the unify memory and fast swap. I remember you guys doing a lot of stress tests back then, with almost no difference between 8 and 16GB. Nowadays, can you tell me what're your thoughts on M1 with 8GB only? Thanks

[@PLANETWATERMELON]

I would say he didn't mention it on the Air because the Air at its base configuration is great deal once you start building on that its gets close the Pro 14 especially if you get the Pro 14 on sale like I did for $1750 which comes with 512gb and 16gb ram which the Air would be $1449 which at that point just spend a little more and get the Pro 14 inch on sale.

[@alejmc]

Hey @jahder, I did spend like a week and a half with a MacBook Air 8GB 256GB doing Unity and it did actually work quite amazingly well… up until the SSD starts getting filled (256GB is truly nothing for what I do) and the memory pressure gets in the red. I was using for Unity and it saved my life for that week but ultimately I ended up trading for a 16GB 1TB M1 Pro, the price difference from an upgraded M1 Air like @Jeff Robins mentions made me to just bite the extra dollars. Mind you, the M1 Air is infinitely portable, it has been my favorite computer so far, but if it is to be used for a bit more than just light browsing and light workloads the base model for sure won’t cut it sadly.

[@PLANETWATERMELON]

@@alejmc Yah my Pro 14 is for sure heavier. Noticed that right away.

[@AB-ub9nd]

No way get 16. Fast swap is so good but what happens when you can’t fast swap anymore. Even on 16gb I’m getting 12gb page files.

[@StudioOriented]

It will make a massive difference when you fill up that 8gb memory, memory is dependent on your use case, i have 128gb ram and sometimes it's still not enough

[@leonugraha]

0:06 Did you mean Mac Mini, instead of MacBook Air?

[@TechNowOrLater]

Haha, I was thinking the same.

[@BoomerPlusUltra]

In his defense they perform identically.

[@MaxTechOfficial]

Same difference right? lol. Sorry guys I was shooting this at 4:40 AM but my bad!

[@greenscreeneffectsandsound6453]

0:04 - a correction, you said “MacBook Air”, it’s Mac Mini

[@MaxTechOfficial]

OH snap lol. Well I was filming this video at 4:40 AM haha

[@royalkinn]

Amazing comparison. But personally, I’ve always had a soft spot for the Mac mini. It’s equally powerful for a device of its size.

[@mrtek8095]

Yeah the form factor is great. They could easily put an M1 max in it

[@harrison00xXx]

I never liked the Mac Mini, for often not much more you got basically a Mac Mini with screen, nice keyboard, trackpad and battery... also called MacBook. I even reused one of my Macs, a 2009 15" as Mac Mini with a ripped off screen unit, the only problem with this sort of MacBook usage is the battery.

[@Reactor10k]

@@harrison00xXx I love mine! It's totally silent and I don't need to plug stuff into it every time I want to use a monitor. It's just ready to go. Plus, heaps of ports without a hub and huge storage.

[@harrison00xXx]

@@Reactor10k But thats the thing.... you can literally get a stand/hub for the macbook pro and if you dont remove the Macbook from the stand - you basically dont have to plug in anything. Especially for MacBooks, there are astethic looking stand/hub combos Btw a 16" MacBook Pro is also silent, only today as i checked if and how well the game "Rust" runs, the fans turn up to something like 2500 rpm... slightly louder than a 2010 MacBook Pro with idling fans at 2000 rpm. Any other stuff i did yet, including multiple 4k videos simultaniously.... 1300 rpm so basically not noticable or even 0 rpm all the time. I really enjoy the MacBook Pro, not gonna miss my 2010 15" MBP which served me well

[@Reactor10k]

@@harrison00xXx Hubs often have issues. Many are incompatible with M1 Macs. Plus, a plugged in Mac is pushing pixels for two displays. A Mini only has to worry about one. It’s awesome you’re enjoying your MacBook, but there are good reasons to enjoy a Mini too.

[@Ivanskis]

It's crazy that I live in a world were the Mac Mini M1 is starting to show it's age. You boys don't know nothing about programming on a Timex Sinclair 1000 with 16K Ram expansion kit, loll lol lol lol lol

[@Piketom1]

An m1 mac mini paired with the studio display is still quite expensive but not a bad way to get a solid desktop mac experience. I am very sad that we are not able to get the Mac Mini with the M1 pro for about $1000 - $1200. That would fill the gap between the mini and the studio very nicely.

[@nazmulbhuiyan1982]

Apple is run by people who have no clue about reality of average joes like us.

[@bartluttels6948]

Apple wants the gap so you buy a studio

[@Piketom1]

@@nazmulbhuiyan1982 That's sadly true of most large corporations. They are not our friends. If Apple does not think an M1 pro version of the Mac mini will be sufficiently profitable, they won't make one.

[@Piketom1]

@@bartluttels6948 if you want a desktop Mac and need more than the M1, the studio is actually a pretty decent value but it’s still overkill for many users.

[@nazmulbhuiyan1982]

@@Piketom1 if government came to its senses that it’s illegal monopoly to restrict Apple OS to Apple computers only then we could have looked forward to using Apple OS in future non-Apple RISC based SOC computers. Government is in collusion with these big corporations to rip us off.

[@Gzilla313]

I'm more than happy with my M1 Mac Mini. Yes, I understand the Studio is twice as good, but it's also a little more than twice the price. For the difference in price I got an iPad Pro. Better bang for my buck.

[@corgikun2579]

and still, I´m probably more productive than you with my 2012 Mini

[@Gzilla313]

@@corgikun2579 I bet you are! I hardly use my desktop now that I'm out of school and have a separate office computer.

[@DurfDiggler]

@@corgikun2579 Ah, but Steve can do Universal Control 😁

[@wilebaldoalvarez]

Depend on what do you do with it, in my case I need a little be more ram and SSD so I will go and pay for the Mac studio with 1tb, I thinks in this moment is a very good deal.

[@alejmc]

I gotta get behind this, the iPad Pro is hands down a favorite device contender… as soon as I finish work (iMac 2020 which I also dig) I spend and do 99% of the weekend chores on the iPad. Also got a 14” M1 Pro, but I find workarounds and excuses to use that the least amount possible.

[@ncard00]

First

[@MichaelSeneschal]

Crazy how the M1 Mac Mini is considered slow by comparison. I have the 16GB Mini and run Final Cut, Capture One 22, and Photo Mechanic Plus… everything runs fine. I know the export times would be faster in FCP, but I’ll save over $1k and wait the 5ish extra minutes when exporting video.

[@Throggy]

See, I’m having the hardest time deciding between the M1 Mac Mini and the M1 Studio. I make KZbin videos, so I’m needing something that is going to be good for video editing. The issue is, I keep getting so many mixed reviews on the 16GB M1 Mac Mini.

[@mikekaylor1226]

@@Throggy Both are great! The minis are just fantastic machines, and I still have my Mini. I bought the Studio in May, and I love the extra oomph when multitasking. Either machine will be great, but if you can afford the extra cash for the Studio, you won't be disappointed. If you have to get the Mini, you will be satisfied as well.

[@Throggy]

@@mikekaylor1226 Thanks for the response! I'm actually leaning more towards the Macbook M1 Pro 14 inch laptop. I kind of need something that's portable, and I think that's going to be the best bet for me. But if I do decide to go the desktop route, I'll probably just shell out the extra cash for a M1 Studio.

[@21dazzer]

Been looking at the studio, but I'm thinking that a Mini with 16GB/1TB would be a good deal, judging by the video. I would definitely need the Studio display or LG Ultrafine 5k screen and would have another UHD screen attached too. How much does that tie up the GPU - would there be a performance hit?

[@Krell666]

Good to see you include Audio (DAW) results. Would be nice to see how these Macs cope with 'difficult' plugins like DIVA..

[@daveh6356]

As is the case with iPads, the sweet spot config is the one that’s missing - an M1 Pro Mac mini.

[@ladityaraj4116]

True. M1 Pro MM will have the Best Price to Performance (when its get released)

[@asdf51501]

If Apple had chosen to make an M1 Pro Mini with 10G Ethernet and 32 or 64GB of RAM, I would have bought one.

[@Battlecry45]

They know. which is why they left that spot blank. To force those who need it onto the studio max.

[@JJay512]

So here’s the deal, Apple already released it. It’s called the Mac Studio (Base model). For $1,999. I know what you are asking is the replacement for the Intel Mac Mini “space grey”, but when you price out the Intel Mini with: i7-3.2 6 core (+$200) 32gb of ram (+$600) 10Gig eth (+$100) your total is $1,999 The same price as the base model Mac Studio! Both will have 512gig of SSD. It doesn’t make economical sense to expand the lineup of the Mini beyond what it is now. They only sell the Intel mini still because of server farms that still need the Intel model. You’re holding off buying the base Studio for no reason.

[@asdf51501]

@@JJay512 Actually, I’m not holding off on anything; I ordered a Studio. 😀

[@JJay512]

@@asdf51501 awesome!

[@Mooooooof]

I’m sure the mini could easily fit an m1 pro which would really put them very level CPU wise

[@dokidoki5850]

@Will Johnson pls no. If they increase the price of mac mini then ill stick with the current m1. Even the current one r expensive back in my country. It cost me a whole month salary n that is the cheapest mac that u can get

[@charlespeters1480]

The rumours are that when the mini gets the M2 chip that will be the "base" mini and Apple will also offer an M2 pro chip in a "pro" version of the mini that will replace the current Intel mini.

[@bamber119]

Look let’s be honest it’s only a year ago you guys were saying how great the M1 chip was and a lot of people used it for their daily video editing machine until now. Yes the studio is a powerhouse but I feel the M1 was good enough right until the studio came out so will stick with the M1 mini ;)

[@thegatewaytoprestige]

I've been waiting to see someone purchase a dozen Mac mini's and make a server farm or render farm with them. I know plenty of studios and companies that did that with the intel Mac mini :)

[@dr.python]

M1 MacBook Air? Low EFFORT

[@ecomwithTrevor]

Personally for me, performance is plenty on M1, just wished we could have more ram.

[@sreenandhcm6692]

In the next video can you do the full comparison of the Samsung Galaxy book 2 pro 360 vs M1 MacBook Air?

[@jprzybylski]

I have a 16” M1 pro MBP 16gb ram - would love to see a comparison between that model and the base studio since the prices are similar. What would the speed gains be?

[@Andrew-tl9gk]

I am a professional user doing programming with tons of other apps open and I never had any issue with 16GB of ram

[@bryans8656]

Nicely done comparison of features. I found myself right at the edge of what I could do with my M1 mini (16/512) and was able to justify moving up to the base Studio Max (barely, so the Ultra was completely out of the question). I like to think of it as future proofing and, who knows, maybe we'll see more games optimized for the Apple chips.

[@AnotherScotland20]

This is exactly my dilemma. I'll use it daily but not for anything heavy-duty. I will play high-end games though but have no idea if the 16GB will be enough in five years. It's a question of buying the 16GB Mini and spending the difference on a refurbished gaming PC or getting the Studio and hoping, like you say, for more Mac-optimised games.

[@randallbrander8157]

I have the 2018 Mac mini with 64gb of ram with the I5 3ghz processor and am running 4 cameras using Ecamm Live software. The reason that I haven't bout the M1 Mac Mini is lack of ports. The Studio Has those plus 2 more. But it is out of my price range. I too am waiting for the M2 mac Mini with the extra ports. I wish Apple would consider the 27" iMac as a M2 but they are trailblazers and that is what makes them so special. Innovative and putting a computer inside a Mac Mini or Mac Studio is amazing. They have always used older chips but they make them work the better than anybody or other company to the best performance.

[@thegadgetzone]

99% of people just use Chrome lol who the hell edits and renders videos or designs buildings in CAD etc? lol let’s be serious we just want a overkill 126GB RAM computer for the sake of it.

[@N495illithian]

$670 for an M1 mac mini on amazon right now is absolutely insane, such a powerful machine. There isn't really much justifiable reason to get the studio for anyone on a limited budget.

[@joewozniak2231]

I paid $550 for mine at Costco and got a 4 year warranty. It’s an awesome machine. Occasional Bluetooth issue but outside of that runs fantastic.

[@paulliddement]

Iv seen the Mac studio in the shop and it’s no where as impressive looking as an iMac. Yes it’s faster but it doesn’t feel premium it feels like an overpriced Mac mini. It’s practical not exciting.

[@cypherf0x]

Gotta milk those views with every comparison possible. The whole M1 Mini vs Studio boils down to this: Buy what you can afford and enjoy it. That's it, they'll both edit and they'll both do various workloads.

[@androtop4684]

Yayaya i started sebscribe at 500k you are getting best brah

[@steveedina]

For price of M1 Mac mini plus dual displays is about same price as base Mac Studio. I write apps, do simple Affinity Photo tasks and it’s more than enough power for the foreseeable future for me.

[@chandlerchhem2128]

I feel like after covid, Apple was giving us a deal with the Mac mini and iMac, however I feel as if Apple wants to make back their lost profit from last year and up charge the Mac studio/Display 27". I would be fine attaching the Mac studio side by side with my M1 iMac, but even that is not really that worth it because it cost more than what I paid for my iMac

[@vitaklon]

Mac Studio is not completely silent. Even Apple states that the Mac Studio is 15dB vs 5 on the Mac Mini. Its a substantial difference. I don’t know why you say its equally quiet when its not. I feel like you need to take both to a really quiet space and test them there.

[@jrshelby]

I exchanged one because of the noise and my new one was quiet for about 7 days no high pitched noise and electronic noises kinda chirpy

[@jrshelby]

Can’t it no was meant to be now

[@vitaklon]

@@jrshelby when you say quiet do you mean the new one was also less loud in fan noise and not just the high pitched noise?

[@markslone3749]

My Studio fans are loud enough at idle that I’m considering returning it. Max Tech’s office noise floor must be masking the difference, if they consider it “completely silent“. I’m going to place mine under my desk with an acoustic panel on top, to see if that’s quiet enough for me. I have good hearing and my office is very quiet.

[@vitaklon]

@@markslone3749 same for me. Its clearly audible. Its definitely not dead silent.

[@ecomwithTrevor]

There's base M1 Mac minis on Ebay for $499. Huge Value

[@ulyssedehondt2186]

00:05 not macbook air you re talkin about the mac mini

[@umanoid1523]

Im still looking at the Max with 64 gb ram and the next level of GPU cores. 1T drive as well. I have mixed needs . Music production and design. I use affinity and Adobe(Only when i have to for clients). Im used to 64 GB ram which is what i currently have on my ancient 13 year old upgraded Macpro 5,1. It still does work but am running into CPU issues with some of the more intensive synth plugins i use. When i design im often bouncing around from one program to the next so the ram is helpful. In music its using sample libraries. They eat up tons of ram too.

[@mrbrianwalsh]

Will there be a huge difference in performance between the base M1 Max 32GB vs 64GB in the Mac Studio?

[@RubenMartinez-et1gm]

Did he say MacBook Air in the intro ? My ears needs cleaning 🧹 lol

[@craigjohnchronicles2504]

It's crazy that the $900 Mac mini scores 3:04 on the 4K H.264 FCP video export, and my $2,900 2019 5K 8-core iMac scores 3:14 on the same FCP video export. It's just not fair. LOL I can't wait to see what happens when FCP is optimized to take advantage of those extra encoders in the Studio M1 Ultra...

[@RafRafaRafRafa]

Thanks for all those benchmarks - specially real life one. (instead of benchmarks). One thing I'd think would be interesting to see (while I'm waiting for my Studio ;) is a comparison between M1ultra studio / M1max studio vs a full spec Imac (I9 and 5700 GPU) as I think those studio are supposed to replace Imac and not Mac mini.

[@MatsuXL]

@00:05 Mac Mini*

[@davidroman4107]

The mac mini can be bought for 400€ used. Cant beat that.

[@numberIII-th5gr]

Well... The mac mini is now 699 apprently if you go 256. But is that good enough

[@Kneichion]

I have a M1 mac Mini, I do photography, Video, Music, The only Gripe is the Ram. I will be looking at the 2 when it comes out. Get fed up of Ram full messages.

[@danielj3338]

A THICC mac book air 0:05

[@flurophile]

In the first 10 seconds of the video, I thought I heard you said “M1 MacBook Air”. Should it be Mac mini?

[@c0rnd0g_19]

Great video. For me, upgrading my 16GB M1 Mini to the base Studio has been a HUGE upgrade. My work requires a lot of different applications to be open and with 16GB the memory pressure was always in the yellow/orange. I also like to fire up Minecraft on my lunch break, that wasn't possible on the Mini without lots of stuttering or closing out other applications. With the Studio, everything just works. I have only seen green memory pressure and much improved performance. Additionally, I no longer need a DisplayLink adapter for my 3rd display.

[@mahbubchowdhury7698]

I’ve jumped to Mac studio from Mac mini late 2012! I’m in heaven! 💜

[@TheBelse]

Thanks for the Logic pro X tests ..exactly what i was after ....big love.

[@PersonSuit]

I think at the start you said "Is the Mac Studio really worth double the price compared to the MacBook Air" lol. Great review, but that caught me by surprise lol.

[@kreigerbailey3550]

Portland, JAMAICA in The Building !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@VidTechwRick]

I’m sure others have pointed out that in the opening you say MacBook Air instead of Mac mini, lol 😂 omg you are human after all!!!

[@marioplumber3564]

Most people don't realize how hard it is to max out 16GB of ram. If you're look at these two machines, then you don't need the Mac Studio. You know if you need the Mac Studio or not, at least you should.

[@robertkeaney9905]

yes. Unless you work with Blender. Or Heavy audio software with a ton of tracks. The 16 gb of unified ram in less expensive M1 computers should be more than enough.

[@hazzelnuts]

still waiting for mac mini with m2 pro

[@drsmith1988]

I am waiting for the M2 Mac mini or the M1 or M2 pro chips in a mini form factor. I want 3 thunderbolt ports, two 10Gb USBc ports and a card reader. I bought a MacBook Air with 256GB SSD and 8 GB of Unified memory. Occasionally these become a hassle. A 512GB or 1TB SSD would be perfect. I think 16 GB of Memory would work. The Air works for everything that I do mobile.

[@jacobhauenstein]

For anyone with a port issue, consider a Hub Monitor. It's a combination of a monitor and a dock/hub and would let you plug all of your peripherals into the the monitor and leave your other ports open for easy access. I use a dell 2723qe and for the price, it's unbeatable. 4 individual 1tb drives, 1x 10tb HDD, stay plugged in and I still have two ports on the bottom of the monitor for additional uses. It also is extremely sharp, color accurate enough to grade on, and supports 90 watt charging over the USB c input.

[@Megellin]

Lol, I have a question please answer honestly. Why would you be looking at a Mac for productivity in things like video editing? Just about any PC is going to do it way better, let's be honest unless you just flat bought some POS PC from Walmart most any modern PC out there is powerful enough to completely rape a M1 or a studio with zero effort, and PC is compatible with a ton different software options to make the job easier as well.

[@BretFX]

First sentence you said MacBook Air. Doh!

[@ascoolasariv6969]

0:7 M1 Mac Mini (not Air)!!!

[@PaperBoat.]

8GB M1 Mac Mini or Intel Core i5-12600k with 16GBRam and Rx 6500xt = same cost. Which should I go for? Please help.

[@maikerusupra2028]

Idk how much longer i can wait for a M2 mac mini…. My 2014’s screen goes pink every so often till I unplug and plug the HDMI cable back in

[@Guider2]

Did you said MacBook Air instead of Mac Mini in the beginning of the video?

[@emmgeevideo]

On my Mini I had to buy a third-party port expander to get the front facing ports. Add $100. I traded in my Mini and got the base Studio. I absolutely love it. If you can afford it, get it. In six months you'll forget how much you spent but EVERY SINGLE DAY you're going to love the improved performance. Every day. Specs and benchmarks just don't tell the story. The Studio is so much better, even for everyday productivity tasks.

[@LeanoSamwinga]

Did you get the studio display too?

[@emmgeevideo]

@@LeanoSamwinga No. I don't need that level of monitor. I have an older Dell 4K monitor that rocks for me.

[@DidacticsGR]

For video edit can you benchmark somehow how fluent is the video edit process and not the export time? I think the lack of lagging would be much more interesting than the export time.

[@dudenukem1594]

this channel is absolutely run by apple. they try to get users to buy the more expensive option by making ridiculous upgrade choices. why would you upgrade to 32 gb of ram with a processor that cant use it? the more videos i watch the more i am shure this is at least sponsored by apple.

[@angrybee5133]

Believe me these test does not mean at all. It's represent by it's name. Apple want it to consist even extreme test which could be shown in big task and it will be consist in performance

[@angrybee5133]

Bro i know but telegram is not working in my country. Sorry

[@nazmulbhuiyan1982]

I am waiting for Mac Mini with M2 Pro

[@TheCameraProject]

you guys are killing me, anxiously awaiting the detailed video comparison! Stop waiting on apple to update fcpx, it probably won't happen till NAB! I check your feed every day and, keep the videos coming but please release that one!!!!

[@MaxTechOfficial]

I keep checking a few times a day lol. I'm also trying to get my hands on the pre-release version but the people that have it don't seem to want to share if for multiple different reasons. If it won't come soon we'll do that video late this week!

[@TheCameraProject]

@@MaxTechOfficial Why not just release the video and caveat the FCP X performance, the same caveat will probably apply for all the apps as they will all need to optimize. At least with Premiere and maybe Resolve you get try out the beta versions to see performance. But the ship times has slipped into July for these things and those of us outside of the FCPX universe are anxiously awaiting any results on the max vs ultra to make our purchasing decision. It seems that every KZbinr who reviews just wants to show us geek bench and cinebench and then FCPX, and I'm not knocking any of that, but a lot of people use Premiere and Resolve, either because they want to or because their part of the industry requires that. For instance, in the New York advertising world, the majority of edit houses that used FCP7, switched to Premiere when FCPX was released and not quite ready for the workflow that was required. Even though FCPX is totally capable now, the majority of advertising agencies and edit shops in NYC still tend to use Premiere or if they were Avid shops before, maybe still use that. Anyway, that was a tangent, but my point was that there are tons of creative professionals who can't get their hands on a max or ultra to test out, let alone both, and we are watching those ship times slip to July as we await that video! I know that isn't your fault, or your problem, just asking you to reconsider waiting on apple who has done themself a major disservice but not releasing this update and not communicating their intentions, once again.

[@TheCameraProject]

P.S. Watching this video as my Premiere timeline renders because it can't play back my Sony A7IV footage smoothly on my 2019 27in intel iMac.

[@TheCameraProject]

@@MaxTechOfficial I beg you, please release the video editors comparison. Apple isn't trying to do you any favors with their lack of transparency, inability to get you on the beta, and the fact that they still haven't released this update. I refresh your feed daily and I see rumor videos instead of this helpful information that so many of us have been waiting on. Help the other creative out there, there have been about 50 people releasing their tests with FCP on youTube, but very few with resolve and premiere, and very few to the level that we can expect from you. So help us all out!

[@PedroLopez-yo7nr]

Great video. Can you do a video comparing M2 512 16gb vs 14 inch M1 pro. Thx

[@medes24]

"if you keep your system for 3 years, 4 years, 5 years" as I watch this on my 2012 Mac mini lol

[@andrews13]

So, for an iOS developer, Mac Mini M1 would do the job without much difference

[@PolluxChung]

Max, you said "Macbook Air" at the beginning 😜

[@adriantraczyk]

And get Mac mini with M2 and be happy for having nice system for 4k editing.

[@govindaarunachala8448]

You forgot to talk about fan noise comparison. Studio has fan always on at 1300rpm and mini is silent most of the time.

[@seanleeduncan]

Nice to see a comparison of Logic Pro on both devices. Thanks. Most channels focus on photo and video. Subbed.

[@4seas1family]

It looks like one important point is being overlooked. It doesn't really matter how many cores you have that can do what is needed to do if the software you are using isn't able to use them no advantage will be seen. Once, or if, the software you use sees the additional cores as usable, the performance of the extra cores should really show their advantages.

[@RaghavVijay]

Thanks so much for your awesome comparisons!🔥🔥🔥🙂!.I appreciate your time,Efforts and dedication!!.The mac studio is actually pretty awesome compared to the Mac mini!.

[@strigani-gaming]

I’ll wait for the M2 Mac Mini

[@pwdrhrn]

Given the number of GPUs, can you run some ML benchmarks?

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

I just got the base model.... because it was the only one I could get. And I definitely wanted this over the mini for a few reasons. 1. I am far too used to 3 displays :) 2. I know I would need the 32 GB. 3. I wanted the faster speeds and better graphics for FCP and AfterEffects. The extra ports is another big deal..... but even with those, I have a hub attached :)

[@flappospammo]

The mini has no pretence unlike the studio which isn’t even suitable for a studio as it’s so noisy

[@helmutnn]

I have the Mac Studio Ultra and can't get this thing to use all cores, not even close. But this is no compliment, as compressor exports with sharpen/denoise take forever to complete only utilizing a fraction of the cores. Same is true for WOW, which crawls at 30 fps with so much headroom left in the CPU/GPU. Its time for updated software to make use of all this power...

[@flogginga_dead_horse4022]

I needed to see this

[@BIGBADDIVAS]

Max can you slow down the graphics a little, so we can take time to read them? Thanx.

[@steverealtyandfinance8171]

I don't do video. I'm a photographer. What should I buy?

[@adinchandra1797]

So Badly, newer Mac Mini didn't came out at March Event. I just waiting for the Newer Mac Mini come out

[@bsvenss2]

Sorry, but I can't ruin your exact 1001 thumbs up.

[@adriantraczyk]

That's what I do, I'm waiting for a M2 version of Mac Mini

[@気にしない-o8q]

I have a Hackintosh with 32G of RAM, and I use Xcode daily with a ton of apps, web browsers, Pixelmator Pro, I have yet to use more than 16G of RAM (checking on iStat Menus), so if you are a non-3d/non-Video and just an average developer i don't know if you can even use 32G RAM. I'll probably get the studio m2 max next year. Half my 32G RAM sits idle most of the time.

[@adyaady3410]

0:05 M1 MacBook air ?🤔🤔

[@furiousdoe7779]

Where is the by you so long promised M2 Macmini ?

[@matiETN]

0:07 M1 MACBOOK AIR???????

[@ericmulder5057]

I'm still using my mac mini 2012... All the ports are used up and I mainly use Studio One, and don't use a lot of plugins anymore for obvious reasons.. So, what would you get for the upgrade? Mac Studio maybe?

[@woodworking4459]

I am not sure which one I must buy; I am thinking Mac mini with 16G or Mac studio. I started working with SketchUp. I had a MacBook Air for 11 years, working perfectly. I am thinking of keeping it for the same time. I will be grateful for any help

[@Enice43]

Is the mini good for home studio use for music...semi pro

[@ayonsg]

After watching several reviews, this is the one that helped me in real…. Thanks

[@pieter-6385]

Hi! Is the 8gb mac mini m1 worth anything?

[@bashful228]

Holding a Mac mini in his eft hand -> calls it a MBA :-)

[@bashful228]

Adobe optimise their software for Windows first, and last for that matter. Their UIs for Mac software are not written in Obj C or Swift, their in common code that is cross-platform, that's just one point at which they don't optimise much bigger impacts on the graphics intensive code. Adobe have been pushing us away from macOS/Apple hardware for decades now, because on Windows they have less products to compete with for one, and just some general, linkering animosity b/w Apple and Adobe probably.