After the arrival of the first Macs with chips Apple Silicon at the end of last year, another batch of machines equipped with chips from the Californian giant's workshop is expected very soon - specifically within a few months. These should be 14” and 16” MacBooky Pro complemented by redesigned iMacs, with both model lines expected to be unveiled by the middle of this year. And thanks to a leak on a processor comparison site spotted by the CPU-Monkey portal, we already know quite a bit about the cores for them.
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According to data available to the CPU-Monkey portal, the successor to the M1 chip will be called the M1X, and the main emphasis will be on graphics performance. As for the number of cores for the CPU, there should be twelve instead of the eight that the M1 chip has. In terms of graphics cores, the chip will even improve twice as much, as their number will increase from 8 in the M1 to 16. The chipset as such should run at 3,2GHz and should be manufactured with the same 1nm technology as the M5. The TDP of these chips should be 35W instead of the current 15W for the M1.
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At this point, the question is what customization options Apple for their upcoming machines - i.e. whether they will all be fitted with the same chip and differ only in RAM memory and storage, or whether they will have Apple lock CPU and GPU cores, as it partially did with MacBooků Air with M1. Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the basic models will be equipped with M1 chips and the higher configurations will be equipped with M1X chips as higher versions of the previously introduced, but excellent performance chips. However, only time will tell in this regard.
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It sounds good. I already have a 15″ machine from MID 2014, which has a new battery, so I am counting on this year and next year, and then a new piece.
It sounds like I wrote it. Mid 2014 MBP 15. I changed the battery a year and a half ago. I have never had a more reliable machine. Two more years will do. Then I'll replace it.
what macos do you have installed?
ďakujem
Always up to date
So the processor and integrated graphics are a generation ahead of everything that Intel/Amd has, with a tdp of only 35W and 8 gigs of attached frames and 250 gigs of ssd?
I also want Parrales to ride it because I have two Windows programs that I need for work.. unfortunately they will never be on Mac OS..
Parallels with Windows they are already working on it with certain restrictions.
That the Intel x86 version will not run in Parallels Windows do you consider as "certain limitations"? Then you are notonea true optimist ;-)
I have MBA 13 with M1 16gb ram in it Parallels 16 technical with Win 10 ARM and it runs perfectly fine.
What all works in those ARM widlich? How are "classic win x86 applications"?
Can I run VCDS on it for diagnostics of company cars?
Dekuju
I play gta on parallels just fine
But what about the M1 processor?.. probably not..
You won't run or it won't be possible - ARM Windows won't load x86/x64 hw drivery and VCDS uses its own.
@noone: thanks for the info
…so the only option is an intel Mac and hope they don't fix it any time soon…
I would also like to know how classic x1 programs go on the M86 configuration with Parallels WinARM. I also have software that is not and will not be on MacOS, and because of that I "sat" a virtual Win 7 under Fusion. And if virtualization doesn't run under M1, I'm out of luck :-(
But what about the M1 processor?.. probably not..
Is it worth buying now? MacBook 13 with m1 and 16gb ram or wait until the new one comes out?
Wait 😉 when the one you're waiting for is available, you'd better wait for the next one. And like this, you can wait untilone😎
Really stupid answer. Thanks for her.
I'm also considering whether I should buy an NTB, but since I don't need it urgently, I'll wait for the next generation of this chip. This is my first mac and I'd rather wait until everything settles down