Apple Mac Studio with the M4 Max ($1,999) and M3 Ultra ($3,999) is now the most powerful Mac ever made, complete with Thunderbolt 5, as well as ultra-fast SSD storage. Not just for productivity, this machine is capable of running large language models (LLMs) with over 600 billion parameters entirely in memory, thanks to its advanced GPU and up to 512GB of unified memory with M3 Ultra/
M4 Max is designed for video editors, content creators, developers, engineers, photographers, creative pros, and other users who need to zip through intensive workflows. The chip features up to a 16-core CPU, an up to 40-core GPU, and over half a terabyte per second of unified memory bandwidth. For those who demand the most powerful of machines want to get an M3 Ultra, which boasts nearly 2x faster performance than M4 Max in workloads that take advantage of high CPU as well as GPU core counts, while Thunderbolt 5 ports deliver transfer speeds up to 120 Gb/s. Pre-orders begin today, with machines arriving in stores on March 12.
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The new Mac Studio is the most powerful Mac we’ve ever made. A complete game-changer for pros around the world — powering both home and pro studios — Mac Studio sits in a class of its own, offering a staggering amount of performance in a compact, quiet design that fits beautifully on your desk. With this new Mac Studio, we’re delivering even more extreme performance with M4 Max and M3 Ultra, support for half a terabyte of unified memory, up to 16TB of superfast storage, and Thunderbolt 5 connectivity. Mac Studio truly is the ultimate pro desktop,” said John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering.
