Apple unveiled a new processor at its Worldwide Developers Conference last week, the Apple M2 Ultra, and this processor is used in the new Mac Studio and the new Mac Pro computers that were also unveiled at the event.
Now we have some details on what kind of performance the M2 Ultra processor produces as the processor has now been rated on Geekbench, the device shows a number of performance improvements over the Apple M1 Ultra processor.
The new Apple M2 processor scored 2,800 on the single-core benchmark on Geekbench and 21,730 in the multi-core score on Geekbench, which is almost a 20 percent improvement over the M1 Ultra.
This makes Apple’s new processor its fastest processor yet, and it’s available in the new Mac Studio and the new Mac Pro. Pricing for the new Mac Studio with M2 Ultra starts at $3,999, and the top-of-the-line with all upgrades costs $8,799.
The new Mac Pro with M2 Ultra starts at $6,999, if you opt for all the available upgrades that include 192GB of RAM and 8TB of storage, this new Mac jumps to $11,199.
Apple is also rumored to be working on its own new M3 processor that may launch before the end of the year, although we don’t expect to see M3 Ultra and M3 Max processors until next year.
Source: Geekbench, MacRumors
Filed Under: Apple, Laptops, Technology News
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