In the fall of 2020, Apple launched a Mac model based on the self-developed ARM M1 chip, which has won unanimous praise from critics and consumers. The first Apple Silicon Mac product line covers a 13-inch MacBook Air/Pro notebook computer and a Mac mini host. However, according to the latest news from @LeaksApplePro, next year there may be a Mac Pro model with a price of $19,000 and a maximum of 64 cores.
@LeaksApplePro predicts that there will be three Apple Silicon Mac Pros in 2022. They use the same ARM SoC as the M1, which combines high-performance and high-efficiency cores. The flagship version is equipped with an amazing 64 CPU cores (48 of which are high-performance cores), 512GB RAM, 128 sets of GPU computing cores, and the starting price is as high as US$18,999.
However, a Twitter user pointed out that the 64-core Mac Pro may not need 16 high-performance cores, and all models may only be equipped with 4/8 low-power cores. Considering that the optional configuration of the flagship Mac Pro based on Intel chips can easily exceed US$50,000, such an offer does not surprise us.
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And this does not include the Pro Display XDR professional monitor (without the official stand of 999 US dollars) and the roller kit of 700 US dollars above 5000 US dollars. Second, the mid-range Apple Silicon Mac Pro is equipped with a 48-core processor (36 of which are high-performance cores), supplemented by 256GB of memory + 64 sets of GPUs, starting at US$12,000.
The last entry-level Mac Pro is equipped with a 32-core processor (24 of which are high-performance cores), supplemented by 64GB of memory + 32 sets of GPUs. The starting price is 5499 US dollars, which is more than the current Intel entry The model is about $100 cheaper.
It is reported that Apple has spent many years reducing its dependence on Intel. Given the success of M1, it is certain that self-developed ARM chips will soon appear on more Mac product lines. Earlier, Apple’s official website also hinted that the iMac Pro will be discontinued. Consumers are no longer allowed to choose custom configurations, and SKUs already on the shelves will be sold out while stocks last.
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