It’s been a short time before we meet Apple’s new Mac models with M3 processors. We already have a lot of information about the new models of the company. Recently, a surprising claim has been made about M3 processors and Mac models, where most details have been leaked.
We can say goodbye to the Mac Pro in the next generation
Mark Gurman, who stands out with his accurate Apple analysis, shared details about the new generation Mac models. Giving information about which devices the new generation M3 processors will come to, Gurman spoke astonishingly about one of Apple’s most powerful processors.
According to Gurman, we can say goodbye to the Mac Pro model with new processors. Gurman, who did not speak clearly about the new generation Mac Pro model, implied that we can say goodbye to this model. The reason for this is the existence of Mac Studio, which does a pretty good job with M2 processors.
Mac Studio, which performs very well and reaches successful sales figures, can dethrone Mac Pro in the next generation. In addition to the performance that the new generation mini computer will offer with the M3 Max processor, the days seem to be numbered for the Mac Pro, which has lost its modularity after switching to the Apple-signed structure.
On the other hand, significant changes await us in Apple’s M3 processors. M3 processors will host eight CPU cores and 10 graphics cores at the entry level. We can expect to see this processor in the 13-inch MacBook Pro, 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air, Mac mini, and 24-inch iMac models.
The M3 Pro, on the other hand, will be offered in two different versions, the first with 12 CPU cores and 18 GPU cores, and the other with 14 CPU cores and 20 GPU cores. Models that will benefit from this processor include the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, as well as the Mac mini.
The M3 Max processor is expected to have 16 CPU cores and 32 or 40 GPU cores. We can see the new processor in the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro laptop models, as well as the Mac Studio.
M3 Ultra, which will be at the top of the M3 family, can be preferred with two different layouts with 64 or 80 GPU cores as well as 32 CPU cores. We can see this processor, which is planned to be in Mac Studio, in Mac Pro if its production continues.
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