Apple surprised us with its announcement of the new Mac Studio this week, and confused us with its chip choices — the M4 Max and the M3 Ultra. It’s hard enough to tell which chip is more ...

Apple announced its new Mac Studio desktop earlier this week with the M4 Max and all-new M3 Ultra chips. A version of the new Mac Studio with the M3 Ultra has now appeared in a Geekbench 6 listing ...

Here's two good reasons why I wouldn't rush out to buy a new Mac Studio M3 Ultra. The Mac Studio has reliably been the most powerful Mac desktop you can buy for years now, but that doesn't mean it ...

Apple this week announced a new generation of Mac Studio, and surprisingly it is available with two different chip families: M3 Ultra and M4 Max. While the company claims that the M3 Ultra is up ...

Apple's new M3 Ultra chip can be configured with a massive 80-core GPU, and an early benchmark result offers a look at its graphics performance. In one Geekbench 6 result for the new Mac Studio ...

The first alleged benchmark result for Apple's new M3 Ultra chip has surfaced in the Geekbench 6 database tonight, allowing for more performance comparisons. The high-end chip is available in the ...

Apple’s most powerful chip ever is the M3 Ultra, which is currently exclusive to the 2025 Mac Studio. With up to an 80-core GPU, twice what’s available on the M4 Max, this chipset is a beast ...

As is customary with all new Apple chips, the first leaked Geekbench benchmarking numbers for the M3 Ultra in the new Mac ... what's best and how to make the most out of the products you love.

That being said, we need to point out that the scores on benchmarks don’t necessarily reflect real-world performance. Yes, on paper the M3 Ultra is an upgrade over the M2 Ultra. It is also ...

Apple has rolled out updated MacBook Air laptops and Mac ... The latest edition comes in M4 Max and M3 Ultra configurations – an unusual approach that offers consumers a choice between a new ...

Unsurprisingly, the performance of the new Mac Studio with M3 Ultra appears to be markedly faster than its predecessor, at least according to initial benchmarks. There will be more sets of figures ...