While MacBook Air or 13” MacBook Pro has already seen the second generation of the chip Apple Silicon, Mac Pro is still equipped with Intel processors and on its transition to its own solution Applu is still waiting. And now, thanks to the sources of the very well-informed reporter Mark Gurman, we learn aboutonewhy this is the case and when is the Mac transition now Pro na Apple Silicon in the plan.
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Gurman said in a recent interview that the original plan Applu was to create a super-powerful Extreme processor within the M1 series, which was precisely Mac Pro He had planned to perform it several months ago, with the latest date for this to happen being this year. WWDC. However, at the last minute he had to Apple decide to skip the M1 Extreme and deploy its improved version M2 Extreme, which is supposed to be based on the newly introduced M2 chips and will therefore be more interesting in terms of performance compared to the previous version.
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Since it is already Mac Pro with the M2 Extreme finished, it can be said that its performance nestthere is absolutely nothing in the way. Apple However, he does not want to rush and plans to reveal it atonec of this year, with the first units expected to start flowing to Apple fans in the first weeks of 2023. As for performance, it is difficult to estimate how brutal it will be at this point, but in general, really big things are expected.
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It won't be a surprise, the chip will be 2x M2"Ultra" because I can't think of anything else, i.e. 40 CPU cores on an improved 5nm process. And from that you can now calculate the performance very easily. But considering that the performance will definitely not be there 100% to scale the performance will definitely not correspond to the increase in the number of cores.
If you put it on yourself like a monitor stand, then ok
It would be nice if they added at least OpenCL/GL and SIMD instruction support, otherwise the machine as a workstation is only useful for video editors. As a work machine (or server) for data calculations, vector calculations, polygonal calculations, it is absolutely useless. In that, Intel/AMD will put it in their pocket for less money. I recently switched to a better Mac. I deal with prepress preparation and correction frompackI was tempted to print incomplete or incomplete data. MacBook Pro i7 (2016-2018) are selling pretty cheap now, but after forums full of complaints about bloated batteries (when they really work often), faulty keys, scars on the LCD from the keyboard, frequent performance reduction due to cooling and the inability to upgrade, I tried it right away mac mini M1/16GB, you can also get them for "reasonable" money and they are the future of Applu. Well, there's no time for them yet. The performance in the processes I'm doing wasn't beneficial, the speed wasn't great, on the contrary, for some processes it was slightly to noticeably worse than the old 3.1 2x 4c (this computer is a terrible waste, I really like it) and some programs don't yet support the M1 version (and when they do, I'll buy it again, dude). If I also take into account that the SSD gets a lot of work with the M architecture (that's why the worn-out M2 is now made with >32 GB), and replacing the SSD is replacing the entire board, so you'll probably have to wait a few days, that's not very pleasant either. Hello, the SSD is reporting service, please replace it, yes sir, we'll order it, come in a week and prepare 7 CZK. The same applies to RAM or waiting for programs to be optimized for M000. So I ended up with the MP Late 1 2013c/D12, which I always said I really didn't want in my house, and stuck with the MP 500 5.1x 2c tooth and nail. And it's a lot cheaper than the M6/1GB I tried. It has a really noticeable performance increase in "my" processes and I now save more time on stupid things. But those who can afford it probably prefer the MP 16 even in the basic version or donelong ago chose Intel iMac Pro. That's the reason why Apple waiting. He needs to resell the MP 2019 which is now in demand as it is the last upgradeable x86 in their range that can do more than just cut 8K video. Then it will be in the stars.
The motherboard for the 13" MBP with intel was 15k, so I doubt you will trade anything with the M1 for 7