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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1896137" data-attributes="member: 204485">Is it just me or are a lot of the problems users are currently experiencing with Monterey almost exclusively on M1 Macs?The users who have upgraded to Monterey on their old Intel Macs, with the exception of a few devices where the T2 security chip caused issues, seem to have made the transition smoothly and are suffering no problems, like myself.When users report that Apple Engineers are working on these issues I assume they are hardware issues at least in part.&nbsp; As a prospective buyer of a new M1 Mac soon it concerns me that the architecture may be flawed in some way.&nbsp; It seems odd in that the SoC does not seem to work as well with the macOS designed for it as much earlier devices such as my early 2015 MBP.For all intents and purposes my old MBP seems to run better on Monterey than BS and (so far) has none of the problems users of M1's are experiencing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1896137, member: 204485"] Is it just me or are a lot of the problems users are currently experiencing with Monterey almost exclusively on M1 Macs? The users who have upgraded to Monterey on their old Intel Macs, with the exception of a few devices where the T2 security chip caused issues, seem to have made the transition smoothly and are suffering no problems, like myself. When users report that Apple Engineers are working on these issues I assume they are hardware issues at least in part. As a prospective buyer of a new M1 Mac soon it concerns me that the architecture may be flawed in some way. It seems odd in that the SoC does not seem to work as well with the macOS designed for it as much earlier devices such as my early 2015 MBP. For all intents and purposes my old MBP seems to run better on Monterey than BS and (so far) has none of the problems users of M1's are experiencing. [/QUOTE]

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