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If this would be the case, then just downgrade the RAM of the Mac Pro computer to 64 GB and see how it behaves in contrast with the MacBook Pro that have the M1 chip with 64 GB of RAM. To perform OCR when you convert a PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Export PDF, do the following: Sign in to Adobe Acrobat Export PDF web interface, and click Select PDF files to Export. In which case, if the MacBook Pro with the M1 chip that you're referring to has everything soldered onto the mother board, then you will not be able to upgrade RAM, and therefore, your benchmarking will be very limited. Moreover, the operating system will also play a major role in allocating resources.
That said, how many GHz and how much megabytes of cache has the Xeon W that you intend to benchmark with?Īlso, what Intel graphics does it supports? and how many cores does it have? Not because M1 was designed to integrate well with newest macOS versions, it necessarily means that a brand new M1 processor will proove to be as efficient with only 64 GB of Mac memory (RAM) when benchmarked against the performance of an older Intel processor (like Xeon W) fueled with twice the amount of RAM ( or more).
In order to benchmark appropriately, if you intend to test this scenario with two completely different hardware platforms, the operating system must also be the same in both computers, and you will also need to test with the same Adobe Acrobat Pro and the same OCR software versions. Yes there are different specs, and I wouldn't look at it from the memory optimization standpoint alone.
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