![]() And features that might theoretically benefit from more Neural cores (the Ultra has 2x the Max and below), may not perform the processing locally. You'll see a lot more custom MacOS optimization from, say, DaVinci Resolve than Premiere Pro, so throwing money at the Max over the Pro may not help you. Much also depends on what creative applications you're using as well as how you're using them. ![]() And, while the Max handles some basic high-res video editing, you can get away with the cheaper model for 4K, but will probably want to bump up for higher resolutions. ![]() Many creative apps, notably photo editing, still tend to use CPU resources more than GPU, and the M2 Pro has the same Neural cores as the M2 Max. ![]()
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