#Istatistica m1 update#

At that speed, the fan is audible, but very quiet. But the system keeps mine running in the 1,325-1,333 RPM range, regardless of load. Maxed out (3,500 RPM), it's an absolute leaf blower. There's a free version available in the App Store that will let you manually control the fan speed on your Mac Studio. I installed a fan app called Macs Fan Control 1.5.11.

#Istatistica m1 update#

I'm fully onboard.ДЄn update on the Mac Studio noise levels.

Thanks for posting! This is more along the lines of what we've been expecting from the Studio. Those smaller sessions only seem to access half of the M1 ultra chip though. It's weird because some of my smaller stereo commercial sessions use 20% and they are much smaller with less plugins. My computer usage meters for that session in pro tools hover around 1-2%(!). I opened up my 5.1 mix and I was able to get all of my plugins running except Nugen ISL and Vislm. So it was easy to just plug those same 2 cables into the studio. My studio was already setup to just plug in 2 thunderbolt cables to the mbp for everything (thunderbolt hubs and pci box with HDX and AJA card). I haven't had time during the week to setup the new computer, but I worked on it over the weekend. This session would bring my macbook to a crawl and all of the fans would be spinning up. My previous computer is a macbook pro 2019 running ultimate and HDX. I am in the middle of a pretty large track count narrative feature mix in 5.1 with a ton of plugins. I work in post production for film/ tv/ web. I just recently received my mac studio with M1 ultra and 128gb ram.