Is The Cooling On M3 Max Mac Good

I hesitated for years if I should have gotten a new Mac or not, and after thinking and thinking I decided to get a M3 Max and I gotta say probably it will take me years and years to utilize this setup to its limits. very happy with it, runs everything flawlessly and I don't have to think anymore about hardware.

what else can i say, M3 max, dealing 4k footage is easy

Super nice SSD. I use it with an M3 Max MacBook Pro and it's lighting fast.

Upgraded from Macbook Pro with six I9 chips. Loaded to the max it was outstanding computer at that time. The new M3 Max blows that one out of the water in performance. Even better, the new M3 was almost $2K cheaper than the old I9 system. And the Black is very cool color. Very Happy and as always,B&H is always exceptional to do business with.

I can do everything do my hearts content on this M3 Max. I use it in a recording studio, an engineering workstation, and serious gaming. AI capability is already built into the hardware. Love it

I am replacing a 27in iMac for a new M3 Max Macbook and needed a monitor. This is the perfect monitor for the job and the desktop mount allows neat cable runs. The monitor is bright (not mac bright but close).

The new Apple 16 MacBook Pro (M3 Max, Space Black) is the fastest MacBook Pro yet with the M3 Max setup. I went with 64 GB Memory and 2 TB Storage. The new Space Black is very cool as well. This new MacBook replaces my 1-1/2 year old M2 Max with same memory and storage. I would have to run benchmarks to tell the difference. The M2 Max was also blazing fast.

I’m coming from a 2016 MacBook Pro, I could not believe the speed of my new MacBook Pro M3 Max!!! I’m loving it! This might be my last MacBook for work, what a great machine to go out with! I can see using it in retirement.

I do 4K/8k raw video editing on a MacBook Pro M3 max, plugged one of these on a Usb-C port and achieve a 1Go transfer rate. I love it.

I really wanted to get the M3 Pro, but that wasn't in stock and it was almost Christmas, so I went for the Max. It's an amazing machine. I love having all this power, even if I only really utilize it occasionally. It does make everything fast and smooth though, whether it's video editing in DaVinci Resolve, photo editing in Lightroom, or exporting motion graphics from Cavalry. I also went for the 4TB version, which is the way to go if you do video, IMHO. It's great to not have to worry about running out of space for a while. It's an expensive machine, but I intend to use it (and get a ton of use out of it) for a good number of years.