You'll have zero issues, the mac Studio base config is a dual nand-setup - all good 🤩.
If you'd like to know more, ArtisRight has investigated and documented this extensively (EXSUM: if you don't multitask excessively, any material impact on even pro-workflows from the 256 GB single nand base M2 lives almost exclusively in the hyperbole ladden videos from youtubers like Max Tech).
Good place to start with ArtisRight's information on the topic:
Imagine if the M2 chip turned out 40% slower than the M1 chip. Would you then go "it's still faster than the old Intel CPU from many years ago"? What kind of argument is this? Apple quietly downgraded later/newer models in storage speeds, your comparison with older tech is besides the point.I remember when would buy a pair of WD raptors at 10000rpm hdd for gaming rig and raid them and still nowhere near that.
The M1 Studio base model is not slower, but we do not know about the M2 Studio because it's not yet available. If you ask this again in 2-3 days we'll know the answer, I think it's releasing tomorrow.If I buy the base model will I have issues with 512 being too slow like all the other m2 issues on the base model?
Thanks man. I am going to wait to see what the reviews say.Imagine if the M2 chip turned out 40% slower than the M1 chip. Would you then go "it's still faster than the old Intel CPU from many years ago"? What kind of argument is this? Apple quietly downgraded later/newer models in storage speeds, your comparison with older tech is besides the point.
And it's not like the difference is minor, it's up to 40% in reads and up to 18% in writes. It also shortens the total NAND endurance a bit, meaning that the SSD will endure less writes before failing. And SSDs just like HDDs, or batteries, have a finite lifespan. Many people won't care about the performance difference and especially in a cheap consumer device like a Macbook Air the SSD will never see so many writes. But we're in a Mac Studio thread.
The M1 Studio base model is not slower, but we do not know about the M2 Studio because it's not yet available. If you ask this again in 2-3 days we'll know the answer, I think it's releasing tomorrow.
I understand; the day before they were announced my wife's 2013 iMac gave up the ghost. I moved my iMac to her and that's why I ordered the day they were announced.Thanks man. I am going to wait to see what the reviews say.
My 2017 just went belly up and I ordered a similar Studio to yours, but with the base 30-core M2 Max proc. Driving myself a little crazy trying to choose a monitor, though!I will build this Mac from scratch. No Time Machine restore or from another Mac.