Re:How to intentionally throttle CPU on a M1 MacBook?
by bombcar on Monday October 31, 2022 @10:43AM
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This is 100% true (and different "high performance" machines can operate differently, too).
Some people like to develop on a slower machine (do all their development work on the slow machine) so they catch things, others like to do all the work on the fastest machine they have, and only when nearing completion test things on the slower one. Both have arguments in favor - a decent compromise can be a "build on fast, deploy on slow" where it may be as simple as a shared folder between the two machines with Synergy or even Ventura's built-in equivalent for running the app.
Some people like to develop on a slower machine (do all their development work on the slow machine) so they catch things, others like to do all the work on the fastest machine they have, and only when nearing completion test things on the slower one. Both have arguments in favor - a decent compromise can be a "build on fast, deploy on slow" where it may be as simple as a shared folder between the two machines with Synergy or even Ventura's built-in equivalent for running the app.