yet, a large amount of information about Apple Mac series products and M series self-developed chips have appeared in recent revelations.
message shows that Apple may launch Mac series products in November this year, and this new product release also has no official launch event, but is launched in the form of press releases and official website updates, just like the iPad series.
Now, the latest revelations mentioned the information related to self-developed chips that the Mac products in this event may be equipped with.
It is reported that the new MacBook Pro may be equipped with the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips. Among them, the new M2 Pro processor may be produced based on TSMC's 3nm process, equipped with 10 core CPUs and 20 core GPUs; the M2 Max is based on 3nm process, equipped with 12 core CPUs and 38 core GPUs.
At the same time, Apple will also launch a new M2 Ultra chip iteration, which also uses the 3nm process technology , with a maximum of 24 core CPUs and 76 core GPUs.
According to existing news, these chips will be launched as iterations of previous products and are expected to be officially used in the Mac series products in the next few months.
However, in addition to the new generation of M2 Pro, M2 Max and M2 Ultra, there are also news that an Apple self-developed chip product called M2 Extreme has been exposed. Revelations related to
show that this chip will have a 48-core CPU and a 152-core GPU. Based on this, its overall performance will bring about a significant upgrade.
Among the current Apple M series self-developed chips, the M1 Ultra version has the highest positioning, which is equipped with a 20-core CPU, up to 64-core GPU, and a 32-core neural engine.
. According to the latest news, the upcoming M2 Extreme may surpass these specifications and become the next top Apple self-developed chip.
At the same time, related news shows that this brand new M2 Extreme chip will be first unveiled in Apple’s Mac Pro product series.
That is to say, the upcoming M2 Extreme version of Mac Pro will surpass the current Intel chip-based Mac Pro.
Overall, many new Mac series products are being prepared, and more information should appear in the future. Interested users can keep paying attention.
