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CTOnews.com November 8 news, foreign science and technology media Six Colors editor-in-chief Jason Snell evaluation of the M3 Max chip equipped with 14-inch MacBook Pro process, found that the notebook supports "high energy consumption" function. This feature was previously only available on 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Max and M2 Max.

"my tests found that the MacBook Pro with the M3 Max, whether 14 inches or 16 inches, can switch on the high power mode," Snell said. When I turned it on, I found that it didn't have much impact on performance, but it would increase fan operation and make some noise.

CTOnews.com attached Apple's introduction to the high energy consumption model as follows:

High power consumption mode can improve the performance of the system when dealing with tasks that are highly resource-intensive on graphics processors, such as 8K ProRes 4444 and 8K DNxHR video color toning.

In video editing and 3D applications, you can get a smoother playback experience and a faster export experience in energy-intensive mode.

In high power mode, the fan may run at a higher speed, so you may hear a louder fan noise. High power mode can be used regardless of whether the Mac is connected to power or not.

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