I think you could possibly hope for 22-23k.Any guesses on the geekbench multi for the i9 6-core 32 gigs? I am guessing it's around 21000.
I think you could possibly hope for 22-23k.Any guesses on the geekbench multi for the i9 6-core 32 gigs? I am guessing it's around 21000.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it gets knocked on the head altogether if they introduce a 13” MacBook alongside iPads at an October event...I wouldn't be surprised to see a nTB 13" update in 2019 though. It has now become the "cheap" Pro model. The 2015 models no longer are sold. They could keep the nTB going for a couple of years before finally killing it.
Good to see Kaby Lake remains the real-world baseline for 4K HDR support BTW.
Too early tell, but based on the Dell 9570 and Alienware R5 scores, I'm thinking closer to 25,000 which is none too shabby for a 4lb laptop.Any guesses on the geekbench multi for the i9 6-core 32 gigs? I am guessing it's around 21000.
Honestly the cheapest one will do just fine, 32gb is an overkill for basic photo editing.OK, so I need your opinions on what's the better choice of the following configurations:
1) 2.2ghz, upgraded 32gb RAM, upgraded 512gb SSD - $2,789
2) 2.6ghz, upgraded 32gb RAM, 512gb SSD - $2,959
3) 2.6ghz, 16gb RAM, 512gb SSD - $2,599
My wife is a photographer and will use this MBP for mostly editing in Lightroom, blogging, web, email. Nothing too intense, but definitely some photoshop with the majority of work in Lightroom. I'm not sure if the 32gb RAM or the 2.6ghz processor would be overkill or not. We're currently working with an iMac and a 2011 MBP, so it's time to upgrade.
Also, the 2.6 v 2.2 models have a different graphics card, which is a consideration as well.
Appreciate anyone's opinion.
Yes, that's a possibility, but I don't think they'd drop the non-TB MBP immediately. It will be here at least until 2019, and perhaps would still get an update in 2019.I wouldn’t be surprised if it gets knocked on the head altogether if they introduce a 13” MacBook alongside iPads at an October event...
So I was right about predicting faster ram MHz and Bluetooth 5.0Interesting to note - Bluetooth 5.0 seems to have been added!
eh? Truetone is not significant. He was spot on. New multi core chips and the T1 is the bulk of the upgrade which I think the T1 was previously mentioned or not super significant.Well I think todays release establishes that this guy is making it all up just like the rest of us.
But those are overclockable, aren't they? Remains to be seen whether the MBP i9 will be. Plus it depends on thermals. Either way quite good for a laptop. Not too far off from the iMac Pro base model.Too early tell, but based on the Dell 9570 and Alienware R5 scores, I'm thinking closer to 25,000 which is none too shabby for a 4lb laptop.
Honestly the cheapest one will do just fine, 32gb is an overkill for basic photoshop.
The issue for me is, buying it without knowing the full story with regard to the keyboard. If I wait a week or so, we should see what iFixit has to say.There isn't too much early adopter risk, as Apple honour a 14 day return anyway I guess. Unless of course there is some underlying issue (e.g. like the Keyboard that we had before) which you may not notice until it's too late (hopefully not).
eh? Truetone is not significant. He was spot on. New multi core chips and the T1 is the bulk of the upgrade which I think the T1 was previously mentioned or not super significant.
Very, very, very unlikely.
I think you could possibly hope for 22-23k.
I feel like they didn’t upgrade it primarily for extra differentiation from the TB model, they seem to be really pushing the ‘pro’ label back towards performance oriented computers. So perhaps they will want to re-group around consumer MacBooks and performance oriented MacBook pros. With the price of entry for 15” MacBook pros now being £2,349 I hope their vision includes a 15” consumer MacBook too!Yes, that's a possibility, but I don't think they'd drop the non-TB MBP immediately. It will be here at least until 2019, and perhaps would still get an update in 2019.
The one at risk of getting dropped completely so soon after a 13" MacBook release is the 13" MacBook Air.
Could you not see a minor Fall refresh for Apple to add a Vega mobile option to the 15"?
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They never did an update just for the gpu on the mbpCould you not see a minor Fall refresh for Apple to add a Vega mobile option to the 15"?
Well, I'm glad it's finally here.
Historically, does anyone know what kind of discount we see with back to school specials? I'm wondering if it's worth ordering now or waiting another few weeks until the sale happens.