

While Apple's M1 and M2 are also capable, they're no match for the M1 Pro and the M1 Max.

Let's unpack!īefore we begin, it's worth pointing out that we're primarily focusing on the M1 Pro and the M1 Max chip for this comparison. Though, if you're buying an M1 or M2 Mac anyway, you must be wondering what gaming is like on this device. That's not to mention the more limited game catalog. Despite that, Macs aren't gamers' favorite devices, as plenty of Windows computers and consoles offer a better value for lower prices. What all of these chips have in common is their extreme energy efficiency and unmatched processing prowess when comparing them to rivals in the same form factor. It then started working on the next-gen iteration by launching the M2 upgrade. Soon after, the company started expanding this line of chipsets by introducing the M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra. Initially, this growing family of efficient chips was limited to the base M1 processor.
