Apple's latest M4 Max chip, part of its newest MacBook Pro, expands on second-gen 3-nanometer architecture and introduces significant boosts in CPU, GPU, and unified memory bandwidth.
The M4 Max chip features an impressive 16-core CPU with options for up to 12 performance cores, up to 40-core GPU, and a remarkable 546GB/s unified memory bandwidth.
With Thunderbolt 5 support, transfer speeds are more than double that of Thunderbolt 4, providing users with much faster data transfer capabilities.
Apple claims that the newly introduced Neural Engine in the M4 series doubles the speed of the previous M3 generation, enhancing computational performance.
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