Linux for Apple Silicon adds first conformant M1 GPU driver
The ongoing Asahi project to bring Linux to Apple Silicon has reached a milestone, adding the first conformant GPU driver for the family of chips.
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Evan Selleck
2023 Mac Studio vs 2022 Mac Studio - compared
Apple's second-generation Mac Studio is packed with top-tier M2-series chips. Here's how the specs compare against the previous version running M1 Max and M1 Ultra chips.
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Andrew Orr
M2 Ultra benchmarks show performance bump over M1 Ultra
The first benchmark results for the M2 Ultra have started to surface, with the latest Apple Silicon chip appearing to have an as-expected bump in performance over its predecessor.
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Malcolm Owen
Compared: M2 vs M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra
Apple's new M2 is the start of a new Apple Silicon generation. Here's how the M2 fares when compared against the already-released M1 family of chips.
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Tested: Final Cut Pro update's real-world speed boost to Mac Studio
Apple's update to Final Cut Pro on Tuesday included improvements to the app's performance on the Mac Studio that users will notice in the real world. Here's how much faster you can expect your exports to complete.
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Mike Peterson
Compared: Mac Studio versus Mac Pro
Apple's new Mac Studio is the company's most powerful Apple Silicon machine yet. Here's how it stacks up against the Mac Pro, Apple's most powerful Intel-based Mac to date.
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Tested: Mac Studio with M1 Max vs. Mac Studio with M1 Ultra
They look the same, they're both impressive, but one Mac Studio configuration costs twice as much as the other. We test the differences between the M1 Ultra and M1 Max versions.
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William Gallagher
Apple execs detail how the company designed Mac Studio, Studio Display for pros
A trio of Apple executives have revealed how the company designed the new Mac Studio and Studio Display to fill a new gap between the iMac and the Mac Pro, as well as other details about the new devices.
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Compared: Apple Silicon M1 vs M1 Pro vs M1 Max vs M1 Ultra
Apple recently debuted the M1 Ultra, the latest addition to its family of Apple Silicon chips that basically doubles the performance of the company's current faster chipset.
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Andrew O'Hara
Stephen Robles
