Here's the comparison between the new model macbook that will come out (baseline) and the stealth i7 (baseline) and the current gen macbook 13 (baseline) The macbook that will come out in 3 months or less will have a much faster one. The TDW of the Stealths CPU is better however the MBP lasts longer anyways. The current 2015 baseline macbook pro has a i5-5257u which is just as good as the i7 that ships in the Stealth. The 2016 MacBook Pro baseline 13 inch model will likely have USBC/TB3 and a much faster dual core processor than the Razer Blade stealth, plus the ability to use OSX and Virtual machines and looks a little more professional in the business world. I know that, but am looking for more power! Sitting in a conference room with executives with a glowy green, greasy laptop doesn't really exude "trust and have confidence in what I'm telling you" So I wonder if non-discrete using Intel only integrated GPUs running Bootcamp Windows 10 might have a chance.Īs a working professional (cloud engineer) I really don't like the look of the Stealth. There are some external graphics enclosures albeit bad ones that already worked with the current line of MacBooks. I don't really care about it being plug-and-play and don't mind rebooting after the core is firmly in place in the laptop. It would make sense that a 15 inch would have the most issues because they have a discrete GP it would make sense that a 15 inch would have the most issues because they have a discrete GPU. I was hoping software and firmware on the window side would take care of the graphics switching part. A 13 inch rMBP won't have a discrete GPU thus no setting to change it. there needs to be image wide bios modifications. So chances are Apple won't support that then.
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