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marco.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] A blog post discusses the impact of disabling Turbo Boost on a MacBook Pro's battery life and performance, revealing a 25% increase in battery life but a third reduction in CPU-intensive task performance. | |
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nadim.computer
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| | | | | I've been loving computers and computing since I was five years old, and in the intervening 25 years, I've never been more excited about anything in computing as much as I was about the Apple Silicon M1 chip when it was announced on November 10th. The M1 promised to bring huge leaps in performance, battery life and hardware longevity at a $999 price point and in a fanless chassis. It felt genuinely exciting to see such a significant leap in computing technology all at once. | |
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rup12.net
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| | | | | After a long time I bought myself a new laptop. I've decided to bite the bullet and grab the newly fangled Apple Silicon (M1) Macbook. Here I get to tell you my experience with it. | |
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vincent.bernat.ch
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| | | Two years ago, I switched from the second to the seventh generation of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. Here is my feedback. | ||
