Daveincid Posted Saturday at 14:20 Share Posted Saturday at 14:20 I just wanted to add another point which may be useful for some people: I have a AMD 7950x system and a Macbook M3 max. Performance is more or less the same with the 7950x only being faster in test D but....I've never had a single crash dump on a Macbook and I run test save's 24/7 all the time. On my windows system it's usually 1 per day. So I actually switched all my longterm tests from a high-end gaming PC to a Macbook 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JAwtunes Posted Saturday at 15:35 Share Posted Saturday at 15:35 1 hour ago, Daveincid said: I just wanted to add another point which may be useful for some people: I have a AMD 7950x system and a Macbook M3 max. Performance is more or less the same with the 7950x only being faster in test D but....I've never had a single crash dump on a Macbook and I run test save's 24/7 all the time. On my windows system it's usually 1 per day. So I actually switched all my longterm tests from a high-end gaming PC to a Macbook The Mac performance has always impressed me in these threads. Tempted by an M4 Mac mini in a few months but worried about excel on Mac (never had a Mac). Off topic but would be keen to know Mac users experience with excel on Mac? 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daveincid Posted Saturday at 16:00 Share Posted Saturday at 16:00 vor 23 Minuten schrieb JAwtunes: The Mac performance has always impressed me in these threads. Tempted by an M4 Mac mini in a few months but worried about excel on Mac (never had a Mac). Off topic but would be keen to know Mac users experience with excel on Mac? Indeed. I personally use libreOffice (which works absolutely fine on Mac) so I can't say much about the "classic" microsoft excel. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
tim_gashead Posted Sunday at 09:16 Share Posted Sunday at 09:16 (edited) 17 hours ago, JAwtunes said: The Mac performance has always impressed me in these threads. Tempted by an M4 Mac mini in a few months but worried about excel on Mac (never had a Mac). Off topic but would be keen to know Mac users experience with excel on Mac? I use both a Windows 11 desktop and a MacBook M3 Pro so finally decided to bite the bullet and buy Office 365 (via a much reduced price on Amazon) which gives the boon of running full Office on both machines… can confirm Excel runs great on my MacBook and I often use it ahead of booting up my desktop due to ease of use. Hope that helps. Edited Sunday at 09:16 by tim_gashead Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
scythian12 Posted Sunday at 19:55 Share Posted Sunday at 19:55 10 hours ago, tim_gashead said: I use both a Windows 11 desktop and a MacBook M3 Pro so finally decided to bite the bullet and buy Office 365 (via a much reduced price on Amazon) which gives the boon of running full Office on both machines… can confirm Excel runs great on my MacBook and I often use it ahead of booting up my desktop due to ease of use. Hope that helps. Quite offtopic, but isn't 365 a subscription model, Microsoft attempting to relieve you the price of the full program each year in essence? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
tim_gashead Posted Monday at 14:39 Share Posted Monday at 14:39 18 hours ago, scythian12 said: Quite offtopic, but isn't 365 a subscription model, Microsoft attempting to relieve you the price of the full program each year in essence? Apologies for adding to this, but yeah 365 is subscription, but Office 2021 for Mac will also work amazingly if a MacBook is your machine of choice for FM24 / FM25 👍🏻 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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