Ahm... nobody mentioned this so far, or did I miss something?
How well it works on a desktop I'll have to see
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2021-01-08, 09:13 #1Babelfish's Best Boy
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2021-01-09, 11:59 #2Senior Member
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Is it the iPeng iOS app running on an M1 based Mac ?
Originally Posted by mherger
Ahm... nobody mentioned this so far, or did I miss something?
How well it works on a desktop I'll have to see
Or is it available on Intel Macs also ?
Looks great on the screenshot 🙂Erland Isaksson (My homepage)
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2021-01-09, 23:22 #3Babelfish's Best Boy
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> Is it the iPeng iOS app running on an M1 based Mac ?
Yes.
> Or is it available on Intel Macs also ?
No. AFAIK the iOS apps are only available on M1.
> Looks great on the screenshot 🙂
Haven't played much with it yet, as it's not my primary work machine...
but impressive in what I've seen so far. My Intel based MB Pro from
early 2020 would always run at >60°C, even when I don't do much. That M1
I've only seen once a little above 35°C, while four cores were fully
maxed out compiling code. Usually it sits there around 25°C.
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2021-01-12, 16:25 #4Senior Member
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It works phenomenally well on my silent and speedy M1 Air.
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