Amid product announcements from Apple last month, Mac Studio is an interesting interesting interesting. It comes in two chip configurations of M4 Max and M3 Ultra, later the most powerful chipset in the M series of Apple. The chip marks a major upgradation in the context of processing power and power efficiency compared to M2 Ultra. Of course, Mac Studio with M3 Ultra Chip is suitable for those who demand top -level performance, offering CPU, GPU and memory capabilities.

Apple claims that M3 Ultra is its most powerful chip to date. Made on Apple’s ultrafusion packaging architecture, it dies maximum through more than 10,000 high-speed interconnects, allowing them to act as a single unit. This approach ensures high performance by maintaining apple’s signature power efficiency.

Apple’s M3 Ultra Chip has a 32-core CPU and an 80-core GPU. The CPU is divided into 24 performance core and 8 efficiency core, promising major performance improvements on its predecessors. Apple states that M3 Ultra M2 almost doubles the CPU performance and GPU performance better than the M2 Ultra. Additionally, it facilitates a 32-core nerve engine to increase AI and machine learning abilities.

Another major addition is Thunderbolt 5 support, which significantly increases data transfer speed, which reaches 120GB/s. This improvement should be allowed for spontaneous workflow in demand for applications like video editing, 3D rendering and software development.

One of the standout capabilities of the M3 Ultra Chip is the ability to power up to eight Pro display XDR monitors simultaneously. It translates more than 160 million pixels being operated at once.

Apple Mac Studio: Price and Key Highlights

Apple has launched two new Mac Studio variants, one of which is powered by M4 Max Chip and the other is with M3 Ultra. The M4 Max model is priced at Rs 2,14,900, while the M3 Ultra version comes for Rs 4,29,900. Both models are available for pre-order and will be available in India from March 12.

Mac Studio with M4 Max has a 14-core or 16-core CPU, with GPU 32 to 40 core. It starts with 36GB RAM, expandable up to 128GB, and comes with 512GB SSD, which can be configured up to 8TB.

On the other hand, the M3 Ultra-Powered Mac Studio, 28-core or 32-core CPU, with the GPU ranging from 60 to 80 core. The base RAM configuration is 96GB, which is expandable up to a huge 512GB. Storage starts at 1TB, but it can be extended up to 16TB.

Both models have several ports including USB-C, USB-A, Ethernet and a SD card slot. While the M4 Max version has the support of Thunderbolt 5 only on the rear four USB-C port, the M3 Ultra version supports the Thunderbolt 5 in all six USB-C ports.