A good read that is mostly common sense, though I already have trouble on my iMac Pro with 64 GB of RAM, but can’t afford a fast SSD RAID so my good old spinning hard drive will have to do.
This will likely mean the rest of the M2 line for the MacBook and for the eventual MacPro will be 3nm which will save power and be more efficient, and of course will eventually make it’s way to the iPhone and iPad as power savings and less heat is better across the line.
https://themisadventuresofbear.com/I have build a web site for my short here, and it will eventually be able to view there. I am also going to be working on some behind the scenes features that will be posting here as well.
This is the first full fledged short, but I have 3 earlier Misadventures of Bear Shorts as well, that can be viewed here.
This is awful news, as it means the MacPro won’t have much differentiation from the Mac Studio. It isn’t like they can add additional memory slots as that isn’t how memore works with Apple Silicon. It could have more hard drive slots, maybe some sort of pci expansion, but that seems doubtful because of the way the graphics work. So more Thunderbolt ports, that seems likely, though still Thunderbolt 4.
With only a M2 Max, why make a macpro? Especially when the Studio gets upgraded to the same chip. Allot of Thunderbolt 4 ports would be great as Thunderbolt 4 hubs aren’t cheap. Still with Apple prices will some hard drive slots and extra ports will this even make sense financially.
This is certainly worrying. It could also mean a wait till M3 for the MacPro and just do an M2 Mac Studio till then.