Quote from: Dood on January 31, 2021, 14:48:35

Quote from: Rico Mico on January 31, 2021, 09:31:54
I have one and it flies, never hear a sound of the fan and the only minus is not being possible to Dual boot with windows, so that I could play all games. The M1 is *really* powerful but as a lot of games are still for x86 and not written for Metal, the performance would even reach higher levels.

Is there any Apple customer that doesn't live in a delusional dream?

What dream? Metal is a much more modern graphics stack and would definitely result in improved performance (you can see it in iOS games), the main problem is it's lack of cross-platform compatibility.

British Thermal Units, seriously? Do they live in 19th century England or what?

Wow, so you used two different units of power in the same article. That really hurts my eyes!
You realize that 1 W is just ~3.41 BTU/h.
And because basically all of the engergy is converted to heat yes in fact the max heat energy is just 110W *3.41 = 376 BTU/h. 🤦  Half of the table is just repetition.

Quote from: Rico Mico on January 31, 2021, 09:31:54
I have one and it flies, never hear a sound of the fan and the only minus is not being possible to Dual boot with windows, so that I could play all games. The M1 is *really* powerful but as a lot of games are still for x86 and not written for Metal, the performance would even reach higher levels.

Is there any Apple customer that doesn't live in a delusional dream?

I have one and it flies, never hear a sound of the fan and the only minus is not being possible to Dual boot with windows, so that I could play all games. The M1 is *really* powerful but as a lot of games are still for x86 and not written for Metal, the performance would even reach higher levels.