Apple has announced the M1 Pro and M1 Max chipsets during its ‘Unleashed’ event. These are the next generation chipsets that have been introduced after the success of the M1 that was launched in the market last year which offers 70 percent faster CPU speed. Information has been given by the company that the GPU installed in M1 Pro works at twice the speed of M1. While talking about M1 Max, it works four times faster than M1. Latest Apple mobile phone news.
Notably, they still run on 5nm process technology, but come with a system-on-a-chip (SoC) architecture with integrated memory, superior performance per watt and incredible power efficiency- With this comes an increase in memory bandwidth and capacity.
The M1 Pro offers up to 200GB/s of memory bandwidth with unified memory support up to 32GB. Talking about the M1 Max, it offers up to 400GB/s of memory bandwidth. 2x that of the M1 Pro and almost 6x that of the M1 – and support for up to 64GB of integrated memory. These also include the Hi-Tech Media Engine with a dedicated ProRes accelerator specifically for pro video processing.
Features of Apple M1 Pro
The M1 Pro uses 33.7 billion transistors, twice as many as the M1
The new 10-core CPU has 8 high performance cores and two high efficiency cores that are up to 70 faster than the M1
In this, you have been given a 16-core GPU which works at 2x faster speed.
The M1 Pro performs up to 70 percent faster than the powerful GPU of PC notebooks.
The M1 Pro can be configured with up to 32GB of fast unified memory.
Features of Apple M1 Max
The M1 Max also packs a powerful 10-core CPU, which is also offered in the M1 Pro.
It has a 32-core GPU which works at four times faster than the M1.
It comes with 57 billion transistors which works at 70 percent faster speed.
The GPU delivers comparable performance to a high-end GPU in a compact Pro PC laptop while consuming 40% less power, and similar performance to a high-end GPU in most large PC laptops while using 100 watts less power.
Compiled Timeline rendering in Final Cut Pro 13x faster than in the previous generation 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Doubles the memory interface to 400GB/s, or about 6x the M1’s memory bandwidth, compared to the M1 Pro.
The M1 Max can be configured with up to 64GB of fast integrated memory.
