Storage will apparently go from 512 GB to 8 TB, and a fully-specced variant will likely go for well over US$50,000, which is already possible with the current configuration options anyway.Īlthough the source does not specifically mention Apple Silicon in this particular Mac Pro post, it has been mentioned before that Apple is working on a 64-core monster that would undoubtedly feature in a future Mac Pro desktop.
Last but not least, for a bank account-destroying US$18,999+, the top-end 2022 Mac Pro will be fitted with 512 GB RAM, sport 128 GPU cores, and boast a 64-core CPU that can offer 48 performance cores. Moving on to the second alleged Mac Pro model, for US$11,999+ buyers can get a device with 256 GB RAM, 64 GPU cores, and a 48-core CPU stuffed with 36 performance cores. The current top-end Mac Pro comes with a 28-core Intel Xeon chip. The first configuration, which will supposedly cost US$5,499+, delivers 64 GB RAM, 32 GPU cores, and a 32-core CPU that has 24 performance cores. According to the tipster, Apple will release at least three Mac Pro configurable base models in 2022, with the implication that Intel’s processors will no longer be required here either.
LeaksApplePro has been offering up more predictions in regard to Apple products, this time with the ridiculously expensive and very high-end Mac Pro (that’s the one with the wheels kit that costs US$699).
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More rumors about Apple Silicon have turned up, creating a picture that the Cupertino company is going full steam ahead with the development of its ARM-based processors after the very warm welcome the Apple M1 received.
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