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PASSION PROJECTS. Engage students in real-life learning by allowing them to take control of their research project. This year, I experimented with my first formal passion project assignment. In the past, my students have participated in multi-genre research projects, which are very similar. This year, my students wrote an argumentative research paper. In addition, I gave my 7th grade students the opportunity to complete an extension project based on their passion. The results were amazing. Why? They had the freedom to connect what they were learning in class to what they care about in the real world. (Reading and Writing Haven)
Terminal/shell - OS X is famously built on NeXTStep, which was a *nix-based operating system, which gave it access to a new (old) feature, a command-line shell. This gave Mac users the ability to interact with the OS akin to Unix/Linux. Many advanced Mac OS operations can only be performed via the terminal, such as disabling SIP or enabling TRIM for an SSD. Users unfamiliar with the world of the terminal should always exercise due diligence before copy and pasting random snippets of code found on the web for the terminal. Any Mac user looking to become a power user should make an effort to learn terminal basics. The ability to operate the terminal unlocks a feature set outside of the GUI and can do many of the functions that the GUI can do. An additional perk is that terminal skills translate to Linux and Unix, good for server management/networking or web development. Many utilities are command-line only, like the ever power ImageMagick which can batch process images much faster than GUI applications. Prior to 10.15, Apple used Bash for its terminal but now has pivoted to ZSH.
For whatever reason, there's an incorrect belief that modern GPUs require the bandwidth of a 16x PCIe 3.0 slot or would greatly benefit by using PCIe 4.0. This myth is persistent and wide, despite a lot of information that clearly demonstrates otherwise. When benchmarked in the real-world using an 8x vs. 16x PCIe 3.0 slot, the impact is minimal, pugetsystems.com performed this very test, and it comes out to be roughly 3%-4% impact. An 8x PCIe 3.0 slot has the same bandwidth as a 16x PCIe 2.0 slot. In gaming, this tends to be even lower. See this youtube vid comparing 16 4.0 vs. 3.0 vs. 2.0 and PCIe 4.0 vs. PCIe 3.0 GPU Benchmark Feat. GeForce RTX 3080 FE, which shows the impact of sticking the RTX 3080 in a 16 PCIe 4.0, 16x PCIe 3.0, and 8x PCIe 3.0 slots. The story is always the same: GPUs are not very bandwidth-intensive. Another common misconception is the Mac Pro's CPUs/bus isn't fast enough to benefit from a high-end GPU, which is patently false. Notably, when it comes to graphics performance, the Mac Pro 2010/2012 remains a performance monster, in most tests besting the iMac Pro running a VII. It may not be as fast as a modern gaming PC running a VII, but depending on the tasks (especially GPU compute), it'll be only 1%-4% slower. More interestingly, when an AMD Radeon 5700 XT was tested in PCIe 2.0 vs. 3.0 vs. 4.0, TechPowerup, after many tests, found a 2% average performance difference between PCIe 2.0 and PCIe 4.0. DigitalCitizen found similar results by comparing PCIe 3.0 to 4.0. GPUs are not nearly as bandwidth-intensive as most people assume (other hardware like SSDs can easily saturate a PCIe bus). I'll give another example, if "bottlenecking" existed in a sense most people visualize it, performance would be capped by bandwidth. Thunderbolt 3, which is also even more bandwidth constricted than a PCIe 2.0 16x slot, still finds improvements running a Radeon VII in a Thunderbolt 3 case over less powerful GPUs, including an iMac's own internal AMD Vega 64. The performance is more realized, though, when adequate bandwidth is available as opposed to a brick wall limitation. Also, in gaming, at high resolutions, the Mac Pro will be nearly as fast as a modern PC. At lower resolutions where the GPU can achieve extreme framerates, the number of calculations per second increases for the CPU to process, as data needs to be calculated per frame. 240 FPS means the CPU has more data to process per second than if a game was running at 60 FPS, regardless of the resolution. At higher resolutions, the frame rate goes down as the GPU becomes the limiter. The Mac Pro makes a fine entry-level 4k gaming machine if one desires to invest in a Vega series GPU or better and is willing to boot Windows 10.
The performance of M1 Macs is impressive, boasting Geekbench single-core 3x as fast as the best cMP and besting its multicore performance by roughly 8%-10%, but also faces some hard limitations that are unanswered. Currently, the M1 cannot support eGPUs (or may not support eGPUs yet), currently capped at 16 GB of RAM, cannot run unsigned code (I and others disproved this), and cannot boot Windows. The synthetic benchmarks are very impressive. That said, in some more real-world tests like Logic or clickbaity Intel And AMD x86 Mobility CPUs, Destroy Apple's M1 In Cinebench R23 Benchmark Results (which isn't the case seeing as the m1 has half the cores and less than half the power consumption as a Ryzen 9 4900H). In many other real-world tests, the M1 shines very brightly. It's apparent that MacWorld has jumped the gun with With M1 Macs, memory isn't what it used to be, as more real-world testing is needed to back up such a claim. Apple uses unified memory architecture, where both the GPU and CPU share the RAM instead of having a separate buffer for the GPU (VRAM). Unified memory previously was most commonly found in video game consoles (starting with the Playstation 2) and smartphones. Unified memory means that VRAM isn't required as both the CPU and GPU have direct access to items stored in RAM, and thus there isn't additional latency when items are moved from RAM to VRAM. However, this comes at the cost that VRAM doesn't operate independently of RAM when large amounts of VRAM are required, such as high-end gaming, certain machine learning operations, video compositing, etc. Tasks that require/greatly benefit from large amounts of RAM or VRAM will undoubtedly continue to benefit from large amounts of RAM (or VRAM) on Apple Silicon.
It's reasonable to assume that when the time comes for Apple to jump to the rumored first desktop Apple Silicon (8 high performance, four low performance), that Apple will be batting around an AMD Ryzen 9 3900 in multicore performance. It really doesn't take much imagination to envision an Apple Silicon CPU in two years that bests any of AMD/Intel's desktop-grade (not Epyc/Xeon) CPUs in terms of performance. It's less reasonable to assume Apple can close the GPU performance gap when pitted against the higher-end consumer GPUs, which, unlike CPUs, have marched forward at a very impressive pace. Teraflops (a unit of computing speed equal to one million million (1012) floating-point operations per second) isn't a great metric for measuring GPUs. Still, they do give a rough ballpark estimate. NVidia' march from the 1080 ti (2016 for $699) to RTX 2080 Ti (2018 for $999) to the RTX 3080 (2020 for $699) moves from 8.9 Terflops 15.1 Terflops to 29.7 teraflops. Both AMD and Nvidia will be moving to 5nm GPUs in 2021, which is bound to increase performance. In two years, we very well may see GPUs in the 45-60 teraflop range based on the trajectory in the GPU market. Apple's GPU clocks in at 2,1 teraflops. While an absurd comparison, a GeForce 3080 clocks in at 203333 in OpenCL in GeekBench 5. Apple's m1 is less than 1/10th of Nvidia at 18751, roughly the same as the budget GeForce GTX 950, released in 2015 for $159. AMD's 6800 series makes this comparison even more absurd, clocking in at 356337 in OpenCL, almost twenty times more powerful, and the 6800 XT is more than 22x than Apple's first GPU. Apple's laptop future looks exceptionally bright, but its professional desktop future is murky. Core counts are high, thermal budgets are big, RAM measures into the terabytes, GPUs are massive, and modularity is king.
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