2023-06-05 17:47:00
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Monday, June 05, 2023 08:47 PM
During its WWDC 2023 conference, which is currently taking place, Apple revealed the Mac Pro with new chips designed for 2023, as this is the first major update to the Mac Pro in four years, and it completes Apple’s transition to its Arm-powered Silicon processors, and the Mac model will be available New Pro starting next week for $6,999.
The new Mac Pro looks similar to the old Intel version with a metal front, but there are some major changes inside, as the Mac Pro will come with Apple’s M2 Urtla chip, plus six open PCIe Gen 4 expansion slots, offers eight integrated Thunderbolt ports, and can be configured With up to 76 GPU cores and 192GB of memory, with a fully specified model, Apple says it can be up to three times faster than the older Intel version.
Alongside the updated Mac Studio, the new Mac Pro introduces the new M2 Urtla chip, which are two M2 Max connected with Apple’s Urtla Fusion technology, with a 24-core CPU and up to 76-core GPU that’s 30 percent faster than the M1. Urtla. The chip is built on a 5nm process; Doubles the memory bandwidth of the M2 Max, up to 800GB/s, and supports 50 percent more memory than the M1 Urtla. The CPU is supposed to be up to 20 percent faster than the M1 Urtla.
Apple began migrating to its M series of chips for the first time in November 2020. The initial M1 chip shipped in the MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and MacBook Pro before the M2 came out last year and initially shipped in the MacBook Air.
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