From Gushing over Graphical Powers to Marvelling at Marvelous Transistors Decoding Apple’s M3 Silicon, the M1 and M2 Comparison Game!
Comparing Apple's Latest M3 Silicon to the M1 and M2 Chips GPU Cores, Transistors, and More
Apple, the tech giant known for its relentless pursuit of innovation, has once again raised the bar with its latest announcement. Brace yourselves, tech fans, because the wait is finally over. Apple has unveiled its M3 chipset, a remarkable leap forward in processing power.
Now, before you get too excited, let’s put this into perspective. Just 15 months after the release of the M2, Apple has blown us away with the M3. That’s four months faster than the M2, which itself was announced a mere 19 months after the groundbreaking M1. It seems like Apple is on a mission to outdo itself at every turn.
But that’s not all. Breaking all conventions, Apple has introduced not just one, but an entire chip family. Say hello to the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max. And hold your breath, because the high-end double-chip Ultra model is exclusively reserved for the M1 family. Apple knows how to keep us on our toes.
To help you grasp the magnitude of this announcement, we’ve created a handy chart that visually compares the different chip families. Now, I must clarify that Apple hasn’t explicitly specified which chips are pitted against each other. But from what we can deduce, they’re measuring overall family performance. Except, of course, for the mighty M1 Ultra, which is in a league of its own.
But wait, there’s more! Here at ENBLE, we’re your go-to source for all things M3. We’ve got you covered with in-depth coverage on the new MacBook Pro and iMac models powered by the M3 chipset. So, if you’re as excited as we are, check out these handpicked articles to quench your thirst for knowledge:
- Everything Apple announced at its October ‘Scary Fast’ event (and what wasn’t unveiled)
- M3 Apple silicon is here, and there’s more to it than new laptops and all-in-ones
- Apple’s M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chipsets: Everything you need to know
- Professionals should buy Apple’s cheapest M3 MacBook Pro for one reason, and one reason only
- M3 MacBook Pro with top-of-the-line specs? You’ll be surprised at how far it is under $10,000
- Apple Silicon, Rosetta, M1, M2, SoC: Why these terms matter to every computer buyer
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