The MaxTech guys brought up an interesting point today in their MBP reaction video. They noticed that the MBP tech specs specifically for the 16" model specify a additional 0.1 lbs of weight when selecting the M1 Max chip vs. M1 Pro. They thought the added weight can't possibly be just the chip getting heavier so maybe it's a slightly better thermal setup. I believe this.
Here's the problem: the 14" MBP with M1 Max weighs the same as the 14" MBP with M1 Pro... implying there is no difference in anything except the chip, not the case (seemingly) with the 16".
They theorize the 14" might throttle quicker than the 16", or that there is some slight performance discrepancy between the 14" and 16" MBPs, something Apple didn't talk about in the press release.
Obviously this is speculation until the laptops can actually be tested but did I miss anything in the marketing material that explains this? What might cause the weight difference between the 16" M1 Max vs. 16" M1 Pro.
Here's the problem: the 14" MBP with M1 Max weighs the same as the 14" MBP with M1 Pro... implying there is no difference in anything except the chip, not the case (seemingly) with the 16".
They theorize the 14" might throttle quicker than the 16", or that there is some slight performance discrepancy between the 14" and 16" MBPs, something Apple didn't talk about in the press release.
Obviously this is speculation until the laptops can actually be tested but did I miss anything in the marketing material that explains this? What might cause the weight difference between the 16" M1 Max vs. 16" M1 Pro.