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“Up to 60 percent faster CPU performance than 28-core Mac Pro.”
Compares CPU with the Xeon W 2.5 GHz 28-core in the Mac Pro (2019).
Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022, Apple Newsroom, Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022
CPU
Claimed up to +60%
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“Up to 90 percent faster CPU performance than Mac Pro with 16-core Xeon processor.”
The 16-core Mac Pro configuration is not in the dataset (the 2019 record is the 28-core top configuration).
Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022, Apple Newsroom, Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022
“Up to 3.8x faster CPU performance than the fastest 27-inch iMac with 10-core processor.”
The 27-inch iMac is not in the dataset (the iMac line uses the smaller screen).
Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022, Apple Newsroom, Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022
“Up to 4.5x faster graphics performance than the 27-inch iMac, and up to 80 percent faster than the fastest Mac graphics card available today.”
The 27-inch iMac and the Mac Pro graphics card named are not in the dataset.
Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022, Apple Newsroom, Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) announcement, March 2022
| Device | Single-core | Change over the previous generation |
|---|---|---|
| Mac Pro (Early 2008) | No data | First in this line |
| Mac Pro (Early 2009) | No data | |
| Mac Pro (Mid 2010) | No data | |
| Mac Pro (Late 2013) | No data | |
| Mac Pro (2019) | No data | |
| Mac Studio (M1 Ultra), 2022, this device | No data | |
| Mac Studio (M2 Ultra), 2023 | No data | |
| Mac Studio (M3 Ultra), 2025 | No data | |
| Mac Studio (M5 Ultra), 2026 | No data |
The Mac Studio (M1 Ultra) has no scores to compare.