AndroidStudioBenchmark VS android-studio-apple-m1

I saw and tried hp zbook fury 17 g7 by myself, with i7 10750H, 64ram, 1tb ssd nvme, 1tb grafics. It stays cool and quiet doing cpu stress test for 10 min. Starting to be hearable to ears only when gpu added to test. It the same in action as thinkpad p17, but much cooler and quieter. I am now choosing between zbook and dell xps 17. I dont know why, but the same specs xps is 1.5x faster then mob workstations in my test: https://github.com/yozhik/AndroidStudioBenchmark/blob/master/README.md

I think you can send your own results to the author and they will be included in the sheet. Here is the link to the repo: https://github.com/yozhik/AndroidStudioBenchmark

Hi! I'm android developer and I want to help software developers choose the fastest machine for work. To do this I have prepeared a big test project to test Android Studio real life performance. Here is the repository with code and step-by-step guide: https://github.com/yozhik/AndroidStudioBenchmark/blob/master/README.md It has already more than 30 results and would be cool if someone could also add more new results. Thanks.

I just updated my Android Studio. I checked the activities and still getting the Intel flag. If I use the unofficial Github Version there is a Apple tag. Do anyone experience the same?

I own a mac m1, hence regular android Studio is extremely laggy. I, also, tried this unofficial Studio https://github.com/dsa28s/android-studio-apple-m1/releases, which works great; but I could not find Android NDK in SDK tools. I even changed the update channel in Settings as it specified here: https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/install-ndk. However, I am not able to install NDK. Is there anyway to install NDK on mac m1 ?

# Install wget brew install wget # Go into the Downloads folder cd ~/Downloads # Download M1 ARM AS wget https://github.com/dsa28s/android-studio-apple-m1/releases/download/canary-14-2/AndroidStudioArcticFoxCanary14_p1_1_darwin_arm64.zip unzip ./AndroidStudioArcticFoxCanary14_p1_1_darwin_arm64.zip # Download M1 ARM JDK wget https://cdn.azul.com/zulu/bin/zulu11.45.27-ca-jdk11.0.10-macosx_aarch64.zip unzip ./zulu11.45.27-ca-jdk11.0.10-macosx_aarch64.zip # Create a copy of AS cp -R ./Android\ Studio\ Preview\ ARM64.app ./Android\ Studio\ Preview\ ARM64\ Patched.app # Replace the original JDK rm -rf ./Android\ Studio\ Preview\ ARM64\ Patched.app/Contents/jre/jdk/Contents cp -R ./zulu11.45.27-ca-jdk11.0.10-macosx_aarch64/zulu-11.jdk/Contents ./Android\ Studio\ Preview\ ARM64\ Patched.app/Contents/jre/jdk/Contents

I'd like to think that after they saw how that someone on github got it working and shared the build with others plus with the amount of commenters with enterprise domain names have been leaving comments on the issue for the M1 build asking for a timeline forced them to recently upgrade it from a P4 to a P2 so that's promising.

The ticket for a native M1 build of Android Studio: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/179062806. It'll take a while: Actic Fox at the soonest. Meanwhile you can use the M1 version of IntteliJ and use the Android Plugin or use dsa28s/android-studio-apple-m1 for an M1 optimised version of Arctic Fox.