M1 MacBook vs Ryzen 7 Lenovo .NET 6 Test

Apple M1 MacBook vs Ryzen 7 Lenovo in a C# implementation of the Mandlebrot algorithm. Machine specs are MacBook Air M1 512GB SS, 16GB RAM vs Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G2 Ryzen 7 4700U 512GB SSD, 16GB RAM

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[shekcbanny]

Can you do the same test but this time on same ryzen pc running Ubuntu ?

[valentindanielbara]

A test for java would pe nice, with both jdks ..the one for m1 and the old one whoch would go through rosetta and also compared with intel mac

[andrewsamehlabib]

I like this way of testing and benchmarking !! Really different from other content on other channels !! waiting for parallels giveaway !

[BrazenNL]

Seen so many of these, and still watch all of them beginning to end. Keep 'm coming!

[magnus-j]

Two suggestions:
1. You could also have measured the difference with a proper optimized Release build. Now you only ran the compiled DLL in Debug mode, which is not optimized. By adding the Release flag; "dotnet build --configuration Release" you will have a much more optimized DLL that will run ~3 times faster in this mandelbrot example.
2. 07:45 Please consider a zero based scale when presenting performances differences. You are using a scale of 11 to 13 instead of 0 to 13, which means the visual impact is far more sensational than the actual differences.
(not that any of these suggestions are a sign of any bias towards one or the other architecture from my side, but it would have made the test a bit more accurate)

[TheNicolaivlog]

This dude! Back at it again with the so so helpful videos! You are THE rescourse for all devs looking to junping ship! Awesome!

[virtualfreiios]

Thanks for running tests on the M1. Really appreciate it while I'm waiting for the release of its models that have a higher RAM.

[chefo_k]

Close results but the experience with the M1 is smoother

[vaguelysober]

Thank you for all of these developer tool and build comparisons! We appreciate it. M1 is a rock solid option (M1 does run Windows 11 beta in Parallels just fine if you do the upgrade from Windows 10 ARM co branch auto update. It came out today and works fine!)

[riccardrosen]

I have watched the videos and got an M1 for my job.... and nothing works. The Linux container in docker has messed up permissions and everything.

I think you need to balance the series with stuff that does NOT work.

[kolcsara]

Also, to make easier the understanding of your charts on first look, start the X from 0 and not from the middle of run. It was confusing for a half a second, while I compared the sizes of the pilons and not the numbers under them.

[dowalea]

Good work, looking forward to watching new projects, keep it up

[rhinom]

Nice! I'm appreciating M1 more and more with these kind of tests...

[julianbucher]

Thanks for testing the new .NET Release 👍 For me as a C# developer a test for building and running a Java application could be really interesting. As far as I know you do not have these test on your channel. Looking forward to see it 👨‍💻

[magnusjaverberg]

Would be very interested in a benchmark of .net build times for large solutions. In my opinion build time is one of the most important performance metrics for developers.

[WarBorg]

cool stuff, looking forward to seeing a comparison with large projects loading time

[monara]

great comparision Alexander 💪🏼 keep them coming💪🏼

[maperz]

Great video! Would be cool to get a review on the list of dev-programs that are yet to be ported to Apple Silicon / not running fullspeed yet.

[aleksandrvolkov]

Great video, thanks, man 👍. Now I'm curious how some heavy read-aggregate-write sql test would perform on m1 vs i9. Say, postgres, which is available native on apple silicon.

[MatiasBaldanza]

I'm not really sure what test I'd like you to run next time, but I've found your channel very informative, as I'm considering getting a MacBook Pro M1 soon after decades on the Windows side of life. Thanks! :-)