QUOTE(westlife @ Jun 7 2020, 11:25 PM)
i think ur claim of the i7 faster than i9 based on the fact that the i7 has a higher base clock rate and can turbo boost higher.
yes, this can be true for basic tasks that utilise single core.

if one needs the thing urgently, and has no choice but to pay the 'current' price, of course no need to debate.
same like if you need urgent service, you pay more than the normal rate.
however, the 'urgent' extra paid will be translated to the 'sad' fee one paid when the new one is released in just few months time.

I use this for the comparison. I still see the data that shows that the i9 is still faster. Also, I can't brain your statement that i7 has higher turbo boost. U sure?
i7 - 2.6(Base) - 4.5 (Boost)
i9 - 2.3(Base) - 4.8 (Boost)
The i9, at least based on the data from GeekBench still shows superiority over the i7. (V V V Little for the i9 over i7 on single core)
Finally, depending on if you're able to "find a good deal", the base i9 is a good buy.
https://shopee.com.my/Apple-16-MacBook-Pro-...9432.6607036573This post has been edited by myjunk: Jun 8 2020, 10:55 AM