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Bookmark or Share- 480 Hz PWM - MacRumors ForumsI will say what I always say: NotebookCheck should NOT be trusted with PWM ratings. They said the 60hz if the iPhone 14 Plus was reflective of DC dimming. Any slow motion video shows that is clearly untrue. They said the 60hz of the iPhone 14 was so low even non-sensitive people should be cautious.
- Macbook Air M1- P3 color display or not? - MacRumors ForumsI was reading about it on Notebookcheck.net and it shows that 98% of the P3 color space is covered, whereas the M2 MacBook Air shows 98% of the P3 color space is covered- but the article makes a point in calling out that the M2 now supports the P3 color space, insinuating that this is an upgrade over the M1.
- MacBook Pro - Notebookcheck Review - MacRumors ForumsNotebookcheck has tested the brand-new Apple MacBook Pro 14 with the M4 Pro, 48 GB RAM, Thunderbolt 5 and a matte nano-texture display.
- Terrible ghosting effect on MacBook M4 Max | MacRumors ForumsI see that notebookcheck.net’s review noted the poor pixel response times that have been common on the MBPs since the mini-led was introduced. Apple MacBook Pro 14 2024 review - The M4 Pro and matte display are massive upgrades
- How many watts does the M1 MacBook really need?According to notebookcheck, average power consumption under load of the M1 MBP is around 30 watts, maximal power consumption is around 50 watts. This is for the entire laptop. Overall, I'd say that 61W charger is plenty for the laptop with some external devices connected.
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