The latest models of the Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max MacBook Pro have fueled the laptop market by leaps and bounds, improving performance and battery life in an instant. Additionally, details about Apple's newest silicon are still pouring in, praising the efficiency and speed of the new devices.
Comparing MacBook Pro 2021 models to Windows PCs is not advisable as they both run on different platforms. If we compare it to an old Mac from now on, we can understand how powerful the machines really are. Apparently, a benchmark test of the M1 Max ProRes has appeared, which is supposed to show the export of ProRes videos on the new MacBook Pro compared to the 2019 Mac Pro. Scroll down for more details on the result.
The Afterburner card comparison in the ProRes benchmark test
M1 Max ProRes benchmark tests on the new MacBook Pro 2021 vs. MacBook 2019 show that the new MacBook Pro ProRes video delivers three times faster. According to Macworld, the M1 Max MacBook Pro is still twice as fast as the 2019 Mac Pro even after installing the Afterburner card.
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For the highest ProRes performance on Mac Pro 2019, you'll need a 28-core Intel Xeon W CPU with an Afterburner card to speed up ProRes playback and decoding. Two fat GPUs can also help - with advanced color correction. All of this, of course, comes at an enormous cost.
The M1 Max on the MacBook Pro contains two encoders and a ProRes decoder, which does significantly better than a single decoder on the Mac Pro Afterburner card.
Benchmarks show how seriously Apple takes ProRes performance. The high-spec Mac Pro 2019 has surpassed the M1 Max thanks to the available decoders and encoders alone. In addition, it greatly improves the performance of 8K multimedia content. Color grading also generally benefits from the fast noise reduction and stabilization in Final Cut Pro. This has traditionally been the realm of ultra-powerful workstations or Mac Pros with expensive GPUs, but ProRes levels the playing field and significantly reduces the cost of entry.
If you are unfamiliar, the benchmark test between the M1 Max MacBook Pro and the 2019 Mac Pro shows the time required to export a five-minute ProRes RAW video to ProRes 422HQ. This is how long the machines took to accomplish the task.
- 2021 M1 Max MacBook Pro took 76 seconds.
- 2019 Mac Pro took 233 seconds.
- 2019 Mac Pro with Afterburner card took 153 seconds.
This isn't the first time we've heard details about the M1 Max MacBook Pro's performance. Impressive standards Lightroom also praises Apple's latest chip in its redesigned MacBook Pro models. These men. We will share more details on the experiments as more information becomes available.
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