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But Apple can go higher than this for the 30" iMac or the Mac Pro. They can go 64 and 128 Core and match/exceed 3090Ti. It seems easily doable at this point.
Imac yes, it can go up to 64.. but the mac pro with 128 at this point it will not just reach 3090Ti it will succeed
 
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I wonder what they will call the chip that goes into the Mac Pro. They have used up Pro and Max. Maybe Extreme? Pro Max? I assume the larger iMac and higher end Mac mini will get the M1 Pro and M1 Max.
I was thinking about this too. Actually I think it’s quite simple. Just how macs back in the day had multiple CPU’s I think Apple will just say 2x M1 Max and 4x M1 Max.
 
That graph is BS but to be expected of marketing. Doesn't say what it's doing or running. And, they purposely chose worst case for the comparisons like probably an old Intel Macbook because no way M1 is that much better in performance than Intel 11th gen Xe iGPU.
they did the exact thing with the introduction of M1...and that chart was real..so..stop ..or at least come here again after you will have it in your hands or others will show the real deal in real life
 
How much is the difference of battery life between different configurations of M1 Pro/Max?
 
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We dont even know if it uses M series name. So far, M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max are mobile SoC chips and all Apple Silicon product so far are laptops and desktop with mobile chips. So it might be different on desktop computers.
I think the larger iMac and Pro mini will get the M1 Pro and Max. So it’s just the Mac Pro left to configure.
 
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This time around they actually listed the specific PCs they compared it to.
exactly, so its even more specific...again, i dont expect to be on par with mobile 3080..but still, even 3070 is significant while in the past...the dGpu that we got was not a top one
 
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exactly, so its even more specific...again, i dont expect to be on par with mobile 3080..but still, even 3070 is significant while in the past...the dGpu that we got was not a top one
Yeah. I think Legal told Tim Cook it’s better to list the actual comparisons this year. But in any case given that these MacBook Pros can compete with the highest end gaming laptops on battery while weighing half as much, or less is impressive.
 
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We dont even know if it uses M series name. So far, M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max are mobile SoC chips and all Apple Silicon product so far are laptops and desktop with mobile chips. So it might be different on desktop computers.
This has been my theory all along, that M doesn't stand for Mac but for mobile. So I bet the iMac 30" and Mac Pro chips will be called D1 or something else.
 
Yeah. I think Legal told Tim Cook it’s better to list the actual comparisons this year. But in any case given that these MacBook Pros can compete with the highest end gaming laptops on battery while weighing half as much, or less is impressive.
I’d say it was probably marketing who recommended that, if anything! What does legal care?
 
I’d say it was probably marketing who recommended that, if anything! What does legal care?
Marketing likes to push the envelope. Legal told upper management that vague comparisons open them up to lawsuits.
 
Well there is the 5k LG UltraFine TB3 monitor. That gives you a panel similar to the 5k iMac's.
True but after using the 16" MBP, I'd suppose no one will want to downgrade from a 1000 nit 120Hz display. I'll be spoiled the moment I lay my eyes on the display. 😂
 
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I’d say it was probably marketing who recommended that, if anything! What does legal care?
to be more accurate you have to place specific hardware in comparison...so people could see and buy accordingly
Now, if those chart are AWAY from the truth...consumers can legaly sue Apple for misinformation in a lot of EU countries
So, these charts are close enough with the reality.Tim would not allowed that , from legal point of view, if those charts are half real
Bottom line, from legal stand point , this is Fantastic that they showed the hardware with whom is compared
 
Well guys, curb your enthusiasm. This was probably in some video content creation workflow where UMA gives Apple a big advantage.
Why do you say that? If you extrapolate results from the M1 on 3D games like Tom Raider, you expect the M1Max to match the mobile 3080.
 
Ignoring HBM2 huh?

I am not ignoring anything. Are you? Didn’t you want to show us a laptop with „way faster“ HBM2 than M1 Max 400GB/s. Aren’t you the guy who always demands proof? Well, I’m waiting. Show us some proof. I‘d happily accept that I don‘t know what I am talking about if you can point me to a sub-4kg laptop with 600+GB/s HBM2
 
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Do you need the 64gb one to get 400GB/s?
No, you need anything M1 MAX. So anything with the 24-core or 32-core GPU, with either 32GB or 64GB of RAM.

Everything M1 PRO gets 200GB/s, whether 8-core CPU/14-core GPU sad binned 14" version, or the 16-core GPU. Either 16GB or 32GB RAM.

The MAX has the extra RAM channels. Whether those RAM channels are connected to big RAM modules or small RAM modules doesn't affect the bandwidth.
 
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Why do you say that? If you extrapolate results from the M1 on 3D games like Tom Raider, you expect the M1Max to match the mobile 3080.
you really think that the mobile 3080 is just 4x more powerful? i thought its around 6x times
 
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