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I was afraid of this. I don't think it's the RAM or the graphics. In my experience a translated software program can suffer slowdowns when it has to communicate with objects and features that reside outside the software. In the case of library objects, I assume the software is having to reach out to the native system architecture to retrieve those objects (files). I suspect the same type of slowdown might occur when accessing the font list or other system-level assets.

I wanted to provide a bit more detail on Apple Silicon and why I suspect Chief Architect has not yet supported it with a native arm64 (Apple Silicon) version to date. For my credentials, I have spent my career in tech industry, have worked extensively on software tools, and am very familiar with CPUs, GPUs, architectures, and the strengths and drawbacks of the Apple platform for various purposes (my current company does development work and Mac and PCs are some of our target devices). If a member of the development staff at Chief Architect has more detailed information or a clarification on the issues below, that would be awesome, but since no explanation has yet been given, and no clear roadmap discussed, I have had to infer what might be happening based on my knowledge and experience.

Regarding GPU performance, I don't think "integrated" vs "discrete" graphics paints an accurate picture of the tradeoffs involved when discussing the M1 and new M1 Pro/Max chips. Overall, those chips deliver true "dedicated-gpu" class performance, and in most cases beat common dedicated GPUs found laptops non-specialized desktops. It isn't fair to say that performance of these GPUs suffers because they are "integrated".

Chief Architect is still built for amd64 (AMD/Intel) architecture only and must use Apple's Rosetta2 layer for translation, resulting in performance degradation compared to a "native" arm64 (Apple Silicon) build. Regardless, I use it on an M1 MacBook Air with external 5k monitor, and performance is acceptable, although it is clearly suffering from lack of a native version. It still is often reasonably competitive with my MacBook Pro Core i9 with dedicated Radeon Pro 5500 GPU, and without fan noise on the M1.

Given that the performance of Apple's latest Apple Silicon with "integrated" GPU likely is a strong reason for Chief Architect to support Apple Silicon natively, and that most Mac apps have already done so (it's just a recompile in Xcode for many apps), I think the question remains as to why a native version has not yet been released. I have a couple suspicions, but the most likely one is this:


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