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The trick here is buying used. Especially for something like the m1 series there is tremendous value to be had on high memory models where the memory hasn't cha
by jdprgm 9mo ago
The trick here is buying used. Especially for something like the m1 series there is tremendous value to be had on high memory models where the memory hasn't changed significantly over generations compared the cpus and even m1's are quite competent for many workloads. Got a m1 max 64gb ram recently for I think $1400.