M2 Pro Vs Intel I9

Excellent especially when combined with a Intel i9 with GPU.

I upgraded from a 2019 Intel 15 inch MacBook Pro, to this M2 15 Inch MacBook Air and I love it! This Mac doesn't need fans at all, and it is faster than my previous 2019 MBP! These M series chips are great, and well worth the money! I have done some video editing using Final Cut Pro and photo editing using Photoshop, and this M2 MBA handles it like a champ! I got this specific model, and absolutely no regrets!

I got an M2 MacBook Air to replace my Intel MacBook Pro. From the far superior keyboard, to the effortless size and weight, this machine delights me every time I use it or take it out of my backpack. This is what a laptop should be.

Great price, screaming specs with Intel® Core™ i9-13900 K, easy to add peripherals (small form factor box opens easy for upgrades), has 4 x Mini DisplayPort 1.4 capable of driving four 32" 4K DCI (4096 x 2160) monitors at 120 Hz, has 1 SuperSpeed USB Type-C® 20Gbps port for newer external drives (needed for 8K video transfer), came with NVIDIA RTX A2000 (12GB) graphics card, and, so far, HP Service has been flawless and patient. HP has vastly improved their products, diagnostic software and service since last time I bought an HP computer (8 years ago).

Purchased this for a new Intel I9 system and wanted a failsafe top quality PSU so I choose the SeaSonic PX750 because it is not going to encounter any overclocking or gaming issues with this build and even if it was this supply could handle it without issue. SeaSonic offers a 12 yr. warranty with the PX supplies and if you do some research, you will see the reviews on this PSU manufacture and know why they offer a 12 yr. warranty...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my monitor for gaming. Paired with my Intel I9 1300kf and my Nvidia 4090fe. All I can say is the monitor rocks, the color and depth along with the saturation and refresh rate. I've used a lot of monitors from all the major brands and this is the best one.

I just built a new PC with the Gen 12 intel I9 Processor and all I can say is wow, the CPU is a steal for 600 dollars and beats just about anything from AMD at the moment. I have it built together with 128gigs of DDR4 4400 Memory, Z690 Motherboard (Biostar GTA) and 6900 XT Ultra Graphics Card. Get it, you will love it.

- New 7 nm process technology, finally fast cores like Intel, with 8 of them, and as many as 16. Now it makes no sense to make a clear division that they say Ryzen is only for work and play better on Intel. - In heavy tasks such as rendering, video editing, processing many photos in raw format, encoding 4K video in Hevc format - at least 2 times faster than my previous Intel i7 6700. Also ahead of i9 9700k, and in some places trying to catch up with i9 9900k, which in retail it is much more expensive. - It fits without problems on motherboards of previous generations with socket AM4, but it is recommended to pay attention to the quality of the processor power subsystem and update the BIOS before installing this processor, since it most likely will not start on old firmware.

This was recommended for me by BnH for my new iMac 3.6 GHz 8-core intel core i9 computer and other accessories to keep safe from brown outs and power failures. Was easy to set up. We shall see how it performs...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really impressed with how well the intel core I9 that makes the system run super fast and efficiently. It process all the programs that I have used pretty well. Small but powerful computer. I can't recommend enough.