Apple's M1 Macs feel faster than Intel models due to M1's optimization of QoS, which puts background tasks on "efficiency" cores even when the system is idle (Howard Oakley/The Eclectic Light Company)
Apple's M1 Macs feel faster than Intel models due to M1's optimization of QoS, which puts background tasks on "efficiency" cores even when the system is idle (Howard Oakley/The Eclectic Light Company) https://bit.ly/2STKjiV
Apple's M1 Macs feel faster than Intel models due to M1's optimization of QoS, which puts background tasks on “efficiency” cores even when the system is idle — Last week I showed fascinating screenshots of how M1 Macs can run background processes exclusively on their four ‘efficiency’ cores.
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