Benchmarks for the M1 Pro and M1 Max come very close to that of the Razer Blade 15 with an RTX 3070 – while the M2 won't be that powerful, it should at least be better than the current model.
The M1 isn't a great gaming machine: compared to the M1 Pro and M1 Max it's lacking in graphics power with its 8 GPU cores and up to 16GB of shared memory compared to the 32 cores and up to 64GB of its newer stablemates. We're not expecting any additional CPU cores in the M2, but more graphics cores are likely – and that's good news. There are rumours that Apple is planning to release an M2 MacBook Pro within the next few months, so what would make this a must-have upgrade even for someone who has the M1 version? Spoiler: it isn't processing power.
But "pretty much perfect" isn't the same as "perfect", and there are some things I wish my M1 MacBook Pro did better.
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