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Just because Marques Brownlee isn't rocking the latest Windows laptop "drop" in his big ol' heavy Peak Designs bag, doesn't mean all Windows machines are useless. Anyway, whatever you say, market is thinking differently : Apple market share and shipments grew last quarter, but most PC makers' share fell. For your information, I own both Macs and PC, which has prev.

StoneJack: Take a look at power consumption for real world tasks, and then calculate the differences in yearly costs - or lifetime costs. We talk about peanuts. If you buy more expensive laptop to save money on power, you will be really disappointed by how much money you wasted for almost nothing.

Magnar, on contrary I am buying not very expensive notebooks, but with best price performance ratio. I could buy a very powerful notebook but with expensive GPU but that would burn battery very quickly and you know that top performance in such notebook will require power adaptor and it drops when on battery.

So why you would buy an expensive PC notebook if you have to use it stationary on power? On contrary, Mac will provide adequate performance with M1 and will not drop performance on battery at all.

This thing looks hilarious inside. What a mess. I wonder if they all look different inside, like diy projects. That inside shot made me smile too. Whatever your allegiances are PC or Mac, Apple do make their innards as pretty as the outside. Do you prefer one maker that don't want you to open the machine and is proprietary with everything, or competitive choices from many makers? Except for this, compare in the same price range. I have seen lots of students struggejed with underpowered macs, caused by limited budgets and strong brand loyality, and have experienced cheap pc laptops running for more than fifteen years, also used a lot for controlling telescopes at minus twenty degrees Celsius.

Alder lake is highly inefficient for mobile, the only exception is xps 15 which uses firmware trick to underclock it when unplugged. All alder lake laptops suffer from worse battery life, the P and H series. Not loud. Next to silent in normal use. Normal fan whooshing sounds when rendering something like a Blender project, but then, try doing that on an M-chip Mac and see how long it takes in comparison.

Battery life is fine when not under heavy loads. Can easily get 5 or 6 hours out of it which is absolutely good enough. See my other posts about why battery life isn't actually a big deal. You forgot to mention power, and price. Ryzen is much slower 8 cores vs 14 cores - go online and check any reviews and comparisons of the two , and not available still for many models Legion 5, for example. Nice try though. Thanks for the "warning" with zero evidence to back up those silly claims.

Everybody and his dog knows that Alder lake chips burn battery like no other, run hot and are no efficient. One advantage of the gamers is that RAM is easily upgraded - just open a nice cover provided, vs. So for many of us, and if willing to put up with the appearance and Windows itself which never moves the dial from its clumsy origins, sure, the gamer way is going to be financially much better. I continue to use one of those, keep it going and hardware improved ssd, added memory, a few parts replaced for most of a decade in serious work.

Right now, I'm typing on a modern iPad, Air 4 with their keyboard, and it is simply wonderful. If I were a photo professional, I don't think I'd look for less than the very considerable advantages Apple has for the overall experience of using their OS and machines.

StoneJack - Again. Hello MacBook Air M2 temps. My H runs about 30c cooler, absolutely maximum CPU temp. Please stop saying things with zero evidence. You are correct RE: screen colour and webcam. Not portable, but an option.

It is p, nits, Hz and is definitely one of the better Windows laptop screens out there. I think as all-round powerful laptops which can run anything, "gamer" ones like mine are definitely the way to go. It really is built well and the only small sacrifice is not having that top-level colour accurate screen. I purposefully chose the white version as it has a blue backlit keyboard with no RGB at all.

And yes, easy upgrades is a huge plus with Windows laptops. I have 1TB M. You're right. If you're only doing photo and video work and some Adobe suite stuff, Apple might be the best choice for simplicity and power balanced in a well-built unit obviously not the new base-spec M2 laptops though. But you would spend much more for similar performance.

What I want to open people up to, is the fact you can get incredibly powerful and incredibly good value Windows machines, which run more software, and run most things faster, than the Mac laptops.

I looked at the M1 MacBook Pro 14 and 16 and could not justify the cost, vs the better price and performance on the Lenovo Legion. Plus, they simply won't run some 3D software well at all, which I am very interested in learning.

The M1 Max is an all around better choice for a laptop. It also has higher build quality. People trying to cite the power of the mobile Nvidia chips ignore the fact that they do suck up a lot of power compared to the M1 Max. It does excellent with image editing and other productivity or art related tools.

Plus the operating system is just better than Windows overall. And why is this so? Or they make a living supporting Microsoft Products in some way. Yeah, that's me! Then you realize that Microsoft's products are not great and their overreach is even worse.

If you've ever had a Microsoft patch cut off your client machines with a bad update, you tend to understand it is a clown show. Or had Microsoft push bad patches to your clients so that you get random complaints about the slowdown and locking up, then you know they're not adequately vetting their updates. You can put pilot groups in place, but you don't always catch the issues until every machine has it. Oh and don't get me started on the fact that they obsoleted processors with 16 cores for some random mythical feature set.

Yeah, you can install it on any machine you want, but support is a different issue with a half-baked Mac Os Rip Off like Windows VIM is not the most user-friendly function and using that doesn't make a whole lot of sense when there are easier options out there.

But yes, you're right, they will get stuck and end up with a prompt at the bottom, filled with gibberish. After that, review your file using less or more. It's really not that difficult. I'm surprised they didn't make it a convertible- having the screen fold around, to easily use it as a large drawing tablet would make the most of this advantage.

But this, the pen covering ports, and that messy interior makes me think they gathered together useful parts, but still need a more holistic vision of what they want to make. Making something that is more than the sum of it's parts is what Apple's best at. Buy any of them and it will get the work done. And no, nobody will have two or more and run them to the same task with a stopwatch in hand.

These high end ones, well, they work. No kidding They all get the job done, but there are differences. If you spend a bit of time unplugged, then performance hits on battery and battery life become crucial. Just one example. No need to spend silly money on a 16" Max. Also, agree about expensive laptops. Serious diminishing returns. Huge waste of money for the "top tier" ones which actually don't perform much faster, if at all. If you spend a lot of time away from a desktop screen, then the 16" model makes a lot of sense.

Not always about speed. If you really want to test the video chops of these machines you would run PugetBench for Davinci Resolve. DR noise reduction is the real test. An incredibly ugly chunk of oversized metal as per most PC's out there using the Windows platform. So unappealing! It even has the audacity to have a good selection of ports and good cooling. I mean, what is wrong with the world? Deal breaker. Touchpad centered in the middle beneath the extended keyboard?

Not for me - I have a 17" LG Gram that I love except that it does the same thing with touchpad placement - it's very awkward in use; mostly I deactivate it. My opinion is that a 17" laptop touchpad should instead be centered beneath the letter keys. Or better yet, dispense with the numerical keypad - I almost never use it.

I have an external USB numerical keypad that works better when I need it. Or I can use a full external keyboard. And that is what the new Macs are good for, spot on. Photoshop and Final Cut. Good luck with any 3D apps like Unreal or Houdini. I have to laugh regarding jumping on the apple m1 bandwagon.

I just upgraded to the M1 MacBook Pro. I am a graphic designer and photographer. The fact that they have to name a laptop creator to get attention is a flag.

Or just buy a computer that is more powerful and cheaper than your Mac but also not branded for "creatives". Not hard, eh? Also your final sentence makes no sense, and anyone with an interest in computers knows of MSI, although they're not a great brand. Loads of the parts inside your Taiwanese laptop will be made in China. I bought a Lenovo and it's been good so far. Im sure some of is, but its the best I can do. Upgradability is nice, and it's actually not so hard to disassemble and reassemble it, it's nothing like replacing the battery of Surface Pro 7 for example, which is a nightmare in comparison.

As someone that'll never use a macbook. But MS windows? Also extra thin laptops I think are always a compromise on Fixit and upgradablity. My last 3 laptops have been MSI's and they have all been incredibly easy to swap parts. With Macs you just use the tools - you don't have to know the registry mess under the windows hood. Nowadays, you rarely have to mess with the registry. I have never visited the registry on my 1 year old XPS I am in the process of adding a 2nd SSD and doubling the memory.

It has survived the upgrade to Win11 just fine. Its usually those people who want to constantly tweak Windows behavior that spend time in the registry. Stop trying to block things and just do your work. I am jumping in merely because this should be an essential part of the review consideration particularly when saying that it competes favorably with M1, making that false. I am glad the machine works for you. Now which one is the "tool" that actually works?

The M1 Macs run x86 code surprisingly well of all sorts. Even low level things like printer drivers which admittedly surprised me. But of course we have plenty of native Apple silicon tools and Apps now, particularly for both photography and video which is the context of this website. I haven't had to go into the registry on any of the windows systems i manage not even the exchange server.

I mean I get that M1 users want to factor in battery life.. Heck you can get a plug in at starbucks, etc these days without a problem.

So while the review should have had something in there, there are a ton of use cases where it really doesn't matter. First it not just the battery life but the fact we are seeing the M1 still beating this chip particularly in the 16'' configuration dpreview tested, that you can also have at 14'' or a 16'' config with 24 GPU cores and the MAX bandwidth chip. But I want to be clear- I don't mind dpreview finds this a good laptop for Windows owners or as you say- those who don't need much of a battery.

My objection is the general conclusion that this laptop puts a good fight to M1 where "steals Apple's thunder" because it does not, and I point out why. Even if there are many who wouldn't be using mainly a laptop on battery and rely on its battery as a "built in backup UPS. Be that as it may - the Z17 has an operating system called 'Windows', doesn't it?

Thanks for the fallen fruit. Yeah that picture almost shocked me. It looks like a DIY laptop from 20 years ago. All the rest is hidden. I could not see the memory, the chief HD, and the battery seems molded to the space available. I gave up to up grade the memory and the chief HD. Francis Sawyer - DPR is the only site that reviews computers from an image-editing perspecive. I would love it if they reviewed every single computer suitable for image editing - and wish they could add sections to their reviews dedicated to video-editing as well since everyone with a cell phone seems to be interested in uploading videos to YouTube these days.

DPR's resources permitting, of course. But my experiences have been negative. I also love the idea that i never have to screw around with drivers.

I despise that. At least I have worked long term with parallel use of both platforms for work, and can't say that one is superior to the other. Some obviously have a hard time when reading such a message At least I don't need to construct anecdotes about "others having constantly trouble" to support my view on the two platforms. Unfortunately, they are not constructed anecdotes - and only the stubborn have something to object to personal experiences, especially when these personal experiences are clearly marked as such.

Well, such claims don't add much to statistics on user experience and satisfaction, neither for computers nor for cameras or other electronic consumer products. Magnar, you seem to really have difficulty with people expressing opinions. You have yours and i have mine. We obviously have different experiences or weigh those experiences with different value systems.

Simonella: I don't see a problem with different opinions or experiences, but I see a major problem with anecdotes, especially when used to support personal taste and brand bias.

But when the anecdotes strongly point you in one direction, it feels very conclusive to me. And i respect that. Not one size fits all. Simonella - One isn't better than the other, and there are better and worse products on both sides. Windows can be a hassle, but for about 5 years the MacBook Pro pre M chip offerings were really subpar with pointless TouchBars, next to no ports, no MagSafe, and keyboard issues.

If you are happy with your Mac, fine, but for me, they can't run the software I want to try, or if they can, they run it very poorly compared with much cheaper Windows laptops.

So, pointless buying a Mac, for me. They will sink your machine. But then if you want all-day battery and a sleek design, then sure, go Mac. But it'll cost much more than a Windows machine which is just as fast. Horrendous battery life. Serious performace hit when running just on battery This plagues all Intel based laptops and not just MSI. Fit and finish resembles last generation Dell Latitudes. Writer still kept the straight face and said it will steal apple's thunder.

Clickbait, to say the least. RTX30XX yes, a reason for the socket. But it is faster and has the better monitor. I have a socket everywhere and yes, my Ipad pro lasts a long time and I like to take it with me.

One clear advantage of the MacBook Pro is the incomparable resale value. Good luck selling MSI in 2 years. Completely depends on your use case.

I'd be curious to see the performance benchmarks on battery power. And they mention battery life, but what is it? How bad? If battery life is your priority, get a Mac. Generally the powerful Windows laptops can hold on for about five hours. But do anything intense and you can easily cut that to one or two hours.

How else will the people in the cafes know how much of a sick pro gamer I am? This is a great product. Computers much like cameras are subject to continuous improvement more than an end state position. If like me you have invested in apple and some expensive software it makes no sense to change systems and workflows.

It allowed the m1 macbooks to performe excellent even for hours under heavy load and that even on battery. The performance leap was hardly comparable to any increase between any generation in the last 10 years or so. It does change the fact that improvement is ecological with small or larger improvements over time. But the Intel emulation is not as good as Rosetta in macOS.

Apple laptops are continually mistaking regular clicks for right-clicks because of this stupidity. Even worse, there's no payoff: Apple inexplicably never made their vaunted Pencil work with their own computers' trackpads. I would expect Windows laptops with unavoidably large trackpads to suffer from the same problems The default Apple setting is to use two finger clicks for right click.

I've never heard of this "Apple laptops are continually mistaking regular clicks for right-clicks" problem. In fact the haptic technology in the apple trackpad is pretty incredible. My last Mack book pro I used for 9 years. I still have and use it occasionally. I am confused about the conclusion in regards to video editing performance. According to your own chart, the Mac 16 is noticeably faster in 4 out of the 5 categories and is almost neck-n-neck in the fifth category.

We are not even talking about performance penalty when running on battery. I know a lot of creatives who do editing when they are out of the office. This means they are running on battery. The only place that I see the MSI winning by a big margin is gaming. Otherwise, it is not close at all. Well, you should be more confused about the title. THE key advantages of Apple silicon is its energy efficiency.

SDPharm, you are right. A simple question mark at the end of the title would have fixed the problem. Because when it becomes a question, you wonder if it is true or not. I forgot to mention one other area that the PC has the advantage and that is 3D rendering. Mac M1, even the most powerful one is no match for the Nvidia i graphics card when it comes to 3D rendering.

I know first hand as we tried Maya on my son's Mac Mini M1 and it was very slow. The GPU in this machine is limited to 90w. It's official range is 80 - w, but the laptop brands limit or boost them depending on the computer. So in this laptop it is on the lower end. I wouldn't look at any of the performance charts, because this machine is a non-starter. Feed w to a Ti laptop and it will destroy the M-chips all day long.

I'm not sure what you meant by 'destroy. Electric car range anxiety is bad enough Not trying to be too argumentative. I'm sure some folks would appreciate faster performance for certain tasks.

But for me, as far as traveling and photography goes, I would rather trade the last bit of performance for much a longer battery life. SDPharm -- I am with you. As far as could tell the Nvidia graphic cards excel in gaming and 3D rendering vs. Mac M1s. Mac has no chance there. However, I do not do either of those things. For general photography and even video editing the equation goes the other way. Even if my Studio Max were slow which it is not I would take that for a little more speed and less of everything else.

Well I'm not a fan of MSI and wouldn't ever buy one for various reasons but there is one interesting thing to be seen in all of those benchmarks: Windows based high end Laptops offer a comparable performance for up to half the price, simply for the reason that you can expand them later while with Apple you have to buy their expensive memory and storage immediately. So you can't just buy less and expand later for quite cheap money, you need to buy more than you expect to need in a few years time right then and now.

Which is a pity because for pure photo editing the SoC technology Apple is using is incredible fast. And they could make it work with expandable storage. Not expandable RAM, though. Having the RAM on the same die as the processors has a lot to do with the performance improvements. Expandable SSD would make the machine thicker, which is a non-issue to a lot of people.

As far as the connectors argument, it's relative. Or better yet, just get a C to B cable for your peripheral and toss the A to B cable in the trash.

Hopefully in the not distant future a lack of type A ports will finally be a non-issue. The latest external drives portables, at least , cameras, audio interfaces, etc. The GPU in this MSI is not getting enough power, only 90w, when it's capable of w or more, so actually the Windows laptops half the M1 Max laptop's prices can be much more powerful for many tasks. This is not like the switch from serial and parallel port to USB in Today USB-A devices are so widespread and good enough for most tasks.

It's just that the C type connector is more convenient. Also almost everybody has a computer nowadays while at the end of the 90s many computer owners still had a certain level of skill and interest in the hardware. There is just absolutely no way USB-A devices disappear as fast as the with switch back in the 90s and in business situations there is absolutely no excuse not to add an USB-A Port just for compatibility reasons.

Nothing sucks more than being at a client and you can't access the required data because you forgot your adapter.

This is just unprofessional for a device. Well it can't get more power than that anyway. The big workstation notebooks have their thermal limit at about watts.

Apple notebooks on the other had their thermal limit between 40 and 60 watts and unlike in the PC world where cooling solutions get more and more sophisticated Apple is still using the same designs and parts they used 10 years ago. So if we talk about raw processing power any of those windows machines eat the Apple ones alive. But I was talking specifically about photo editing and there Silicon on Conductor offers huge advantages because of the low latency. And it's a tricky question to answer, do you rather have memory that you can upgrade without soldering and the raw computing power for rendering movie filters, doing scientific calculations, GPU power for gaming.

Or the low latency for incredible fast RAW editing. To my way of thinking about what makes a good laptop, I have always added to the analysis an element of Aesthetics, and not simply the external ones. I consider additionally how the machine appears 'beneath the skin' My theory here is simple: the outside is nice to look at, but it's the internal composition that makes it all possible. And it's within this second aspect of a laptop's identity that this MSI sure looks to my eye to come up a bit short.

This is not a neat and well-ordered layout. The wrinkled plastic looks tawdy, while the taped wires seem to have been secured almost at random.

It simply does not suggest care in design or assembly. Indeed--with some reluctance, since the specs are very impressive--it has the look of a much less expensive machine.

I own a few laptops, Apple among them. And, although I'm a fair distance from a dyed-in-the-wool Apple Fan, they have this MSI beat, hands down, when it comes to internal design and construction.

The MSI is an incredibly poor example and I too have never seen any internals that look like that. They are not a brand known for quality anyway, and DPR reviews laptops based on which it can get hold of, not the best examples of what is available at the time. This laptop is a mess, but there are plenty of better options out there, and more aesthetically appealing too.

I bought a Lenovo Legion 5i Pro this year with a H and Ti, in the custom white body option, and it looks lovely and the internals are simply laid out and easy to upgrade.

I am often looking around at laptops on offer and it's a myth that Apple have the only powerful and attractive ones. The actual truth is they carefully make sure they only have beautiful ones, but if you want a larger screen or 3D abilities, and you can live with Windows, there are many great choices. That's an interesting observation. Could be a technique to avoid accidentally touching the screen with the other fingers.

Yes, merely an observation, "pathet! LOL :-D. Really, no. Not everyone, myself included, wants the hassle of assembling our own desktop. Laptops are very powerful now, and better value compared with desktops too.

You can also - shock, horror - move around Windows laptops and even - Go forbid - travel with them. Yes, they fit in backpacks. No, your back will not break. Try doing that with a 30kg PC tower, and monitor, keyboard etc. The power brick is heavier but I am not moving it around much, so no biggie.

The huge benefit for me is its power and price. Enough of this wild "Oh my god a Windows laptop isn't portable try unplugging it" hyperbole. The reality is many people happily use their laptops plugged in all day every day, and then also have the convenience of being able to move them around and travel with when they want to. Wonderful, eh? The Filter menu includes additional artistic, brush stroke, and sketch filters. Play with the settings on the right for just the right look.

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