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Originally Posted by chucker
Yeah.
It isn't, but your original assertion was "In high level multi CPU board units, Apple isn’t even close.", and if Apple were to simply scale their M1 up further, which it looks like they will next year, they will, in fact, be quite close.
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It’s true, Apple isn’t close, comparing Apples future products to 2-3 year old stuff from competing products, rather than their competitions future products is kind of silly, yes? Of course it will be better than old stuff! Even scaled up to a 40 core chip, it would not compete with the incoming highest end multi-socket systems from competitors. Why? The compition isn’t sitting still, Alder Lake is an example of that. CPU alone a system does not make. Those multi-socket systems also allow for more RAM, GPU power and other expansion Apple simply never offers.
Which is why I said, if you need Max OS it will be more than good enough. Not everyone needs Max OS though, so saying it’s just better than everything else isn’t a good argument.