Except that new people are still reporting it, so its still happening for at least some new machines...I suspect the issue was fixed in production without Apple admitting there was a problem in the first place.
Except that new people are still reporting it, so its still happening for at least some new machines...I suspect the issue was fixed in production without Apple admitting there was a problem in the first place.
You were ignoring it wrongApparently people get used to the whine. Like they used to yellow tinged iMacs back in the day.
I think the m2‘s are fanless. I dont know about the m2 mini proHi there, would a Mac Mini M2 pro with 12c GPU, GPU 19c, 32 GB RAM, and 1 TB SSD be more silent than a Mac Studio? I'm asking because I'm running a home studio and a pro mic which may record the grass growing, so absolute silence is mandatory!
I cannot wait for the upcoming reviews!I think the m2‘s are fanless. I dont know about the m2 mini pro
Did you by any chance use an app to show the other user the sound? Many will be perplexed until they see the frequency graph.Just for the record. It „tested“ 2 mac studios today. Both have the annoying noise. One user could not hear at first but when I pointed it out he immediatly could hear it. So, for its 22 mac studio with the high pitch noise, 0 without.
So weird there are people out there not being able to hear that noise.No. I dont have any software by hand. But its the same noise you can find in the videos shared in this forum. There are 3/4 videos on youtube too.
The person i was visitin today was not able to hear it because his office is next to a street with traffic. In an isolated room he could immediatly hear it. When you listen for it, its hard to unhear it.So weird there are people out there not being able to hear that noise.
Hi. Apple is sayin that the machines work in between their noise limits.I ordered my m1 max studio on day one and was going to exchange it due to fan noise, but the wait time would be many months and i had no guarantee that the new computer wouldnt have the same issue. So i kept it with the hopes that i could maybe do an applecare return before my 12 months are up. That will be up in about a month.
Does anyone know if newer m1 max studios still have this issue?
Does anyone know if apple has agreed to replace any of these computers under applecare?
I really hate the noise, especially at night when the house is silent. It is such a nasty and metallic, yet quiet whine.
Is it really an issue for that user if they needed the sound to be pointed out to hear it?One user could not hear at first but when I pointed it out he immediatly could hear it.
Same here. And yet we get condescending remarks sent our way telling us they don't know how we don't hear it.I've had my Studio since launch day and I've never heard anything out of it. It's been totally silent. I think some of them had different fans than others. I suspect the issue was fixed in production without Apple admitting there was a problem in the first place.
Yes because you hear it forever after that. He may have noticed it later without it being pointed out, but it's only a matter of time before you notice. You can't un-notice coil whine.Is it really an issue for that user if they needed the sound to be pointed out to hear it?
Seems like a cruel thing to do to someone then, why introduce them to a sound they don't currently hear? Like making sure they experience the same issue? Weird.Yes because you hear it forever after that. He may have noticed it later without it being pointed out, but it's only a matter of time before you notice. You can't un-notice coil whine.
It really is. I only noticed the whine on my 2013 Mac Pro when the first Macrumors post about it went up. 10 years later I still hear it... But hey, it's still running at least.Seems like a cruel thing to do to someone then, why introduce them to a sound they don't currently hear? Like making sure they experience the same issue? Weird.
Same same.Same here. And yet we get condescending remarks sent our way telling us they don't know how we don't hear it.
Yep, I still to this day do not hear anything out of this computer. It is dead silent. I've had my wife try to hear anything out of it (she's more sensitive to these things than I am), and she concurs. I still think some make the noise while some don't. Every time I think I hear something, it's coming from another source. My work laptop is usually what I'm hearing.Same here. And yet we get condescending remarks sent our way telling us they don't know how we don't hear it.
And I totally agree. It's a lot harder to figure just why though. My thought is that it's environmental, different air pressure and humidity. I live in a place fairly warm and higher humidity. (and at sea level)I still think some make the noise while some don't.
Can you share one of those? I haven’t yet seen one. But I have seen and replied to some saying the exact opposite. One person even had the audacity to say that his opinion was more valid than those hearing the whine since he was in the majority. I have since moved on from the Studio and got an M2 Max MacBook Pro which is dead silent.Same here. And yet we get condescending remarks sent our way telling us they don't know how we don't hear it.