Two years ago, it was apples I mentioned that the plug transmission Intel It’s done for, but the newer Mac Pro hasn’t made it that way yet.
Intel’s Pro model – starting in 2019 – is also the only model that supports up to 1.5TB of storage. RAM🇧🇷 The 2022 models, the M1 Max and M1 Ultra Mac Studio, only go to 128GB, while the mac The 2021 Mini only accepts up to 16GB of RAM, and it doesn’t even have expansion slots.
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However, according to information from Bloomberg, the Mac Pro has been preserved in this configuration and will not have an update initially, presumably with a change in Apple’s plans for its top-end processors – M2 Ultra and dual M2 Ultra, called according to the report M2 Extreme.
The M2 Ultra may have 24 CPU cores, 76 graphics cores, and support for up to 192GB of RAM. Apple had also dumped the M2 Extreme, which could come with 48 CPU cores and 152 graphics cores.
The estimated cost of a Mac Pro with M2 Extreme is $10,000, which makes it unfeasible to produce, as a Mac Pro with an Intel processor starts at $5,999.
The M2 Extreme chip would have doubled to 48 CPU cores and 152 graphics cores. But here’s the bad news: The company likely eliminated this high-end configuration, which could disappoint Apple’s most demanding users — photographers, editors, and programmers who They appreciate this kind of computing power.
She also believes the Mac Pro will come with the M2 Ultra chip and retain the expandability of the current model to upgrade memory, storage and other components.
with information from ZDNET
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