perfectly complete for full performance but it's good enough if you disable some cores so as you see instead of getting the mNUMBER_TOKEN pro on the NUMBER_TOKEN inch with which comes with NUMBER_TOKEN core graphics and NUMBER_TOKEN core cpu we're down to NUMBER_TOKEN core and NUMBER_TOKEN core now i don't like seeing that but is that a huge deal no not really now for example here they're getting rid of two of the eight performance cores and then all two out of the NUMBER_TOKEN graphics cores and so you will actually get with this base model you will get NUMBER_TOKEN percent less cpu performance than the base NUMBER_TOKEN inch or NUMBER_TOKEN less if you compared to spending an extra NUMBER_TOKEN to unlock the full NUMBER_TOKEN core cpu now i don't think that matters because within the last two three years the video editing has shifted way more towards graphics and way more towards having dedicated encoders so with this macbook air it can handle multiple streams of NUMBER_TOKENk it can handle multicam and it can also handle a lot of graphics thrown at it so if you're working with standard sony footage panasonic canon even the NUMBER_TOKEN bit NUMBER_TOKEN c log files um you're not pushing your cpu your cpu will sit at NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN performance so if you spend extra NUMBER_TOKEN that will give you nothing and then when you export you have dedicated encoders so instead of using the cpu it uses those special chips to do that so once again you're not pushing your cpu any more so so for video editing specifically that will literally get you nothing and then the final exporting speed is going to be the same now as far as graphics if you want to spend the extra money you actually have to get the better cpu before going up from a NUMBER_TOKEN core graphics up to a NUMBER_TOKEN core and then so that costs you NUMBER_TOKEN more so you are getting NUMBER_TOKEN more cores which means maybe NUMBER_TOKEN to NUMBER_TOKEN more graphics performance for the extra price now the same thing goes for graphics this mNUMBER_TOKEN with seven core graphics can actually handle canon rNUMBER_TOKEN footage with two luts and color corrections applied without maxing at the graphics so if i'm doing the same project on one of these new NUMBER_TOKEN inch macbook pros with this mNUMBER_TOKEN pro chip it will not work any faster will not play back any smoother because it's already perfectly smooth it's only when you stack more luts more color corrections if you're doing primary and secondary color corrections you're doing animations you're stacking a lot of effects and you're maxing out the graphics that's when you will get benefit and i think in my opinion the extra NUMBER_TOKEN of graphics performance is not worth that extra NUMBER_TOKEN of price point at least for bang for the buck now for most people that are working with impressed footage the base model is going to be great and you're going to have a great time editing now if you are somebody that works with tougher footage you're stacking a lot of effects that's when i will say automatically instead of just spending NUMBER_TOKEN more you want to actually spend the extra money and jump to the mNUMBER_TOKEN max chip now before i go into that i'm actually going to switch over to the NUMBER_TOKEN-inch configuration because both of them have those options and we'll talk about it there but first i want to give a shout out to the sponsor of this video and that is squarespace if you've been thinking about making your own
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