The MacBook Pro 15 with the recently released AMD Radeon Pro processor is considered as one of the most efficient devices in the market nowadays. The said processor is perfectly fitted for the Apple's valued product.

Apple confirmed that the new MBP 15 was made available with a powerful Radeon Pro discrete graphics. This will enable the device to provide 2.3 times more performance than AMD R9 M370X generation, which they previously used. Knowing this fact, it is wise to say that betting for MacBook Pro 15 over 2017 Dell XPS 15 using Nvidia GeForce GTX1050 is a good decision.

The experts on what could be the better one weighed these two laptops. The founder and editor in chief of Mobiletech Review Lisa Gade was taken by the Forbes together with the executive editor of PC World Gordon Ung. Gade said that the MacBook Pro 15 and the AMD Radeon Pro complements each other. She added that the design flawlessly fits the graphics processing unit.

According to Gade's review, the reason why Apple chose the AMD Radeon Pro processor over Nvidia GTX 1050 is that the former has less power consumption and release heat lesser than the latter. This decision was made by the company because for them it is vital to have factors like "thin and light" for this redesign than improvements in performance.

On the other hand, Gade expressed that the Dell XPS 15 having Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 is an enormous improvement for the product. This GPU made the games 30-50% faster than AMD.

While Ung said the analogy of "Enter The Dragon in comparing the GPUs of the two devices. He elaborated that the MacBook Pro 15 powered by AMD Radeon Pro is resembled by O'Hara transformed into Bruce Lee. At first, he admittedly said that he was not agitated MacBook Pro having AMD as its processor. His mere reason for this is that he was not a big fan of the said GPU's performance but AMD was competent to make the 15-ich laptop a horsepower.

Meanwhile, Ung acclaimed the Dell XPS 15 with Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 processor as they are matched. Having this GPU, it worked well with the Core i7-7700HQ generation 7 of Kaby Lake processor.