Apple recently unveiled its new Mac Studio desktop, showcasing the M3 Ultra chip alongside the M4 Max. Early Geekbench 6 results highlight the M3 Ultra's specifications, including a 32-core CPU with 256GB of unified memory. Performance benchmarks reveal a 20% slower single-core score compared to the M4 Max, although it excels in multi-core performance by 8%. Compared to the M2 Ultra variant, the M3 Ultra shows a 13% increase in single-core and 25% in multi-core tests, falling short of the 50% gains claimed by Apple's marketing. Future tests will clarify its GPU capabilities.
Apple's new Mac Studio with M3 Ultra chip shows incremental performance gains, but lacks the advertised CPU improvements over previous models.
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