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MacBook Air M4 10 Core 24GB [175.325 Seconds] Xcode 16.2

Open R0tten0x opened this issue 10 months ago • 6 comments

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R0tten0x avatar Mar 22 '25 20:03 R0tten0x

hey @Rotten-Commits, thanks for that! Any issues with CPU temperature? MBP has active cooling, MBAir has passive one - this is what concerns me

kpacholak avatar Mar 26 '25 09:03 kpacholak

@kpacholak If I can share my experience, I have MacBook Air M3 2024 and I don't have any cooling issues. I do iOS development on a daily basis and everything works perfectly. Yes, the Macbook Pro has slightly better performance when building an app, but you'll hardly notice that it doesn't have a fan.

ostatnicky avatar Mar 26 '25 12:03 ostatnicky

hey @Rotten-Commits, thanks for that! Any issues with CPU temperature? MBP has active cooling, MBAir has passive one - this is what concerns me

I didn't notice any real throttling as this is just a benchmark meant to peg the system. I did end up returning it and getting a MBP m4 pro with 24 GB though. Though I did so more for the need of a hdmi port, pro motion and the extra tb5 port. The m4 air is more than capable imho.

R0tten0x avatar Mar 31 '25 14:03 R0tten0x

Can anybody share how M4 Air behave while debugging in XCode? My M1 Air hangs for about a minute to show variable value on breakpoint and it's very irritating. I think to switch to M4 Air but did not find any review of such thing.

alqa-dash avatar Apr 12 '25 16:04 alqa-dash

My M1 Air hangs for about a minute to show variable value on breakpoint and it's very irritating.

I don't think it's hardware issue. It's Xcode issue IMO.

psi-gh avatar Apr 18 '25 08:04 psi-gh

I think you did sth wrong here, max tech calculated it 142s with 16 GB memory. 24 GB should take less time.

vakarami avatar May 02 '25 12:05 vakarami