What more do you have to pay attention to, such as 2.3 or 2.5 or RAM like eg 8gb or 16gb or if you only want to pay for one more for what you have to decide then.
Is both important. You definitely want 16 GB of RAM, but if the processor is too slow, it may take a bit of rendering. In Blender or Premiere decades. Especially for blender or video editing laptops are actually not so well suited, unless you want to spend a fortune, and drag a damn heavy device around.
Incidentally, the clock alone does not say much about a processor because some processors do more operations per clock than others. So it may be that a current processor with lower clock provides more than an old processor with higher clock.
And then the processors often have different numbers of cores, so you have to aft. Especially with Blender or Premiere and Aftereffects a high number of cores is very helpful.
That means it would be more useful if I prefer the MacBook Pro 13 increase the RAM from 8 to 16 instead of GHz 2.3 to 2.5?
I had to buy a new laptop because of my entry into the world of video composing because the video card was too bad…
Especially in video and 3D graphics RAM, Graka and ultimately also the CPU performance play a big role…
Oh yes, I was also advised to pay attention to the presence of an SSD.
For such a laptop, you have to expect at least a thousand, unless you buy something used.
It would be better to take a laptop with more power that has no apple on it. With another brand you would probably get both.
Most of all, the MacBooks in the 13 "version usually have only two-core processors, which you can really forget at Blender.
The processor speed says something about how fast things are handled. With a slow processor, you can still achieve anything, but have to wait longer.
With too little RAM you can do some things but not only. The program crashes or the computer becomes so slow, even if your processor is the supertype, because then saps.
I think more RAM is more important than the fast processor.
