 So let's start talking about this M2 chip that Apple has released for us Let me see if I can find the Yeah, okay, so I want to slap one in my current laptop. Well, yeah, don't we all So the M the M2 chip right it supports more RAM. It's up to 24 gigs up from 16 Which is good. It's weird to me that it doesn't support up to 32 Because I mean if you're gonna go past 16 and add that bit wouldn't that therefore mean you could go to 32 I don't know. I think the math would be simpler. I would imagine so. Yeah, that that struck me as well Yeah, it's like I mean things that are powers of two is what computers like correct Yeah, yeah, so I don't see why they created this what I'll Consider an artificial boundary. It's like well, why don't you just go for 32 man, right, right? Oh, I'm with you. Yeah Yeah, yeah, it's based on five nanometer tech higher performance per watt right which Apple I mean that's been Apple's Whole focus on Apple Silicon for a very long time because obviously we're dealing with phones and now laptops It's an eight core CPU with four of each for high power cores for high efficiency cores 10 core GPU They say it's got 18% greater performance than the M1. So nice to see the evolution of this, right? I mean like that's that's how it should be Anything more and it was fun. I mean they were totally bashing on Intel. Oh, yeah Oh, yeah, especially with their graphs that would be like, okay Well, here's the graph of what we do and oh, here's the Intel guys, right? Oh nice try PC chip I mean it tells no slouch, but but it's interesting to me because Most people will be like well Apple's not a chip company and it's like well No, no, but you know, they kind of are they kind of are yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah Yeah, it's I'm let's see It's got a shared 16 meg cache on the high performance cores of 4 meg cache on the efficiency cores. Yeah, that's I'm excited