Quote from: Loki Rautio on October 21, 2021, 04:30:38
Given the lack of laptops that properly cool their Quadro graphics cards, I'd say that being "better than an A4000 laptop" is a pretty low bar. Will be interesting to see if it actually runs anything worthwhile at good framerates compared to similarly sized PC notebooks.

A working Windows bootcamp mode would be a perfect way to test games. But Apple does not seem like it will provide drivers to MS anytime soon.

Given the lack of laptops that properly cool their Quadro graphics cards, I'd say that being "better than an A4000 laptop" is a pretty low bar. Will be interesting to see if it actually runs anything worthwhile at good framerates compared to similarly sized PC notebooks.

My only GPU benchmark is hashrate. You either can mine or can't.

Thanks Tridents.
I'll be looking for independent benchmarks now.

Quote from: LL on October 19, 2021, 17:08:02
If they only compared to Resolve that is a very limited comparison, do not even have any 3D.

Where is the comparison with Cinema 4D  Cinebench R23(CPU) and Redshift(GPU). Note that Cinema 4D was in presentation, i found it strange if a performance comparison was not shown.

Side note Blender 3.1(probably around March 2022) will have a Metal version. So the BMW27 benchmark can be tested for CPU and GPU and compared to the version for PCs.

In Apple's website they make a comparison between the new Macs and the older ones using Cinema 4D, Resolve, Photoshop, etc, etc. It won't answer all your questions but might give some idea.

If they only compared to Resolve that is a very limited comparison, do not even have any 3D.

Where is the comparison with Cinema 4D  Cinebench R23(CPU) and Redshift(GPU). Note that Cinema 4D was in presentation, i found it strange if a performance comparison was not shown.

Side note Blender 3.1(probably around March 2022) will have a Metal version. So the BMW27 benchmark can be tested for CPU and GPU and compared to the version for PCs.