Processors Apple M1 they have significantly shifted the performance of Apple computers and other devices, all with better efficiency. No wonder Apple wants to bring its own processors to the rest of its PCs to complete the transition from x86 and Intel processors. According to the latest leaked reports, this should happen in the summer, when several new products of the professional Pro series are expected. The transition should be completed next year.
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While 13 “MacBook Pro laptops have a standard Apple M1 processor with 8 cores (4 powerful + 4 economy) and 8 GPU cores, it is said that 14 “and 16” variants of MacBook Pro should see 10-core variants codenamed Jade C-Chop and Jade C -Die. Both should have 8 powerful cores and only 2 economical. They should differ in the number of GPU cores, which will be 16, respectively. 32. Gross graphics performance could thus increase up to four times the current level. Although the current 8-core GPU is above average performance compared to integrated solutions and desktop graphics low-end, Apple lacks something that could stand up to mainstream and high-end cards (and thus replace the current Radeons). Another change is to support up to 64 GB of RAM (the existing M1 ends at 16 GB of RAM), the HDMI port, SD card reader and MagSafe charger should return.
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We should have summer. However, there is speculation that a more powerful version of the Apple M1 could be introduced for the MacBook Air by the end of the year, where it would get a 9 or 10-core GPU. Next year, a desktop Mac Pro is expected, which talks about 20 and even 40-core versions of the processor (16 + 4 and 32 + 8 cores, respectively) and the GPU should even have 64 or 128 cores. It is not yet clear whether it will bear the aforementioned names M1X, M2 or other.
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