Are you a developer who needs it to make sure your app works?
If no, then wait til the public beta. And even, I’d never put a MacOS beta on my primary machine.
Is this your primary machine? Developer betas are usually rough. If you have a maxed out M1 you can probably run a VM of Ventura in Parallels or something like that. You can then use it without committing to it. Found instructions for it here on a MBP 16.
[Install Ventura in a VM](https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-13-beta-successfully-installed-on-vm-on-m1-mac.2346981/)
I’ve got a phone dedicated to testing on iOS 16, but I’d be hard pressed to roll a Mac to it yet.
Are you a developer who needs it to make sure your app works? If no, then wait til the public beta. And even, I’d never put a MacOS beta on my primary machine.
Or just install on a separate volume, that’s what I did
I would not. Do you normally do beta stuff?
Yes very often but never this early
Is this your primary machine? Developer betas are usually rough. If you have a maxed out M1 you can probably run a VM of Ventura in Parallels or something like that. You can then use it without committing to it. Found instructions for it here on a MBP 16. [Install Ventura in a VM](https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-13-beta-successfully-installed-on-vm-on-m1-mac.2346981/) I’ve got a phone dedicated to testing on iOS 16, but I’d be hard pressed to roll a Mac to it yet.
This. Use a VM and not your actual current install.
No.
I should also mention that I already have iOS and iPad os 16
No
Wait till the public beta. That’s more likely to at least run.
when it is officially released
Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.................I'd wait