New MacBook Performance with Adobe CC

[jreyes]

Anyone use Adobe CC with the new MacBook? I am really considering buying a new MacBook and need to be able to use these programs.

 

[Jetcat3]

Anyone use Adobe CC with the new MacBook? I am really considering buying a new MacBook and need to be able to use these programs.

I ran InDesign and Illustrator with no problems at all. Much faster than the 21.5" iMacs with old hard disk drive's on campus.

 

[Eric8199]

Photoshop and Lightroom seem to work mostly fine. Use them on mine all the time.

 

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Anyone use Adobe CC with the new MacBook? I am really considering buying a new MacBook and need to be able to use these programs.

I can't speak for Adobe products because I recently switched to Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer and they run extremely well. I can't feel the difference between my previous 2014 core i7 MBA compared to the 1.2GHz rMB. So far I am extremely pleased with the performance of this tiny machine.

 

[hufflematt]

Yes, I was surprisingly impressed, too, when I ran InDesign. Sadly the small screen proved the deal-breaker for me.

 

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Yes, I was surprisingly impressed, too, when I ran InDesign. Sadly the small screen proved the deal-breaker for me.

The screen is small indeed. Although, coming from a non-retina screen, I really like the option of increasing the resolution beyond the default 1152x720. Also, when I'm using Affinity products or Blender for example, I'm working on an external screen anyway.

 

[MacEver]

No issues as well....I use LR and PS (cc editions) in my workflow and it's fine. I also run parallels (Win10) in the background for work. Impressive little machine.