There is usually no need to look at the high end Macs, for Lightroom Classic. The low end performs well enough but might need a memory upgrade, the base models of the mid-range are sufficiently equipped that upgrades beyond that are not always needed. Now, thanks to Apple Silicon, all M1 Macs, from the cheapest to most expensive, run Lightroom Classic well. A few years ago, if you wanted good Lightroom Classic performance, you couldn’t bother with the low-end models and usually had to pay a lot more for a discrete GPU and more memory. But I spend hours a day in LrC, and I want it to zoom like it used to, and to do so for maybe a decade to come. But how much would I actually need for LrC, as opposed to having bragging rights, which I truly don't care about. I could blow my retirement totally upscaling all the options. Again, how beefy do you have yours configured to get good LrC performance? Obvious advantage to portability, though I usually run with a few external drives, where the photos all live. Is it beefy enough to keep LrC zipping along? Are you happy with yours? How's it configured? BTW, this one has 1TB of disc and 24GB of RAM, just to offer my baseline. The monitor is in perfect shape even if the computer itself is dying, so I now feel I'm in effect abandoning good components since it's all in the same box. While I've loved my current one until lately, I'm now a bit skeptical of the all-in-one format. To some extent, my question is independent of which particular form of Mac, though clearly some offer larger RAM choices and such. So here's my question: how much Mac is plenty without unnecessarily blowing the budget? How much RAM? How much CPU? And so on. This year performance is starting to suck badly, and not just in LrC, so I think it's about time for a new Mac. I've been running LrC (even before they added "Classic") on the same iMac 27 for about nine years. It does not store any personal data.Greetings. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies.
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