Administrators ctf-admin Posted June 10 Administrators Share Posted June 10 Quote CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple today announced M2, beginning the next generation of Apple silicon designed specifically for the Mac. Built using second-generation 5-nanometer technology, M2 takes the industry-leading performance per watt of M1 even further with an 18 percent faster CPU, a 35 percent more powerful GPU, and a 40 percent faster Neural Engine.1 It also delivers 50 percent more memory bandwidth compared to M1, and up to 24GB of fast unified memory. M2 brings all of this — plus new custom technologies and greater efficiency — to the completely redesigned MacBook Air and updated 13-inch MacBook Pro. The M2 chip begins the next generation of Apple silicon designed specifically for the Mac. Apple’s Next-Generation Custom Technologies M2 brings Apple’s latest custom technologies to the Mac, enabling new capabilities, better security, and more: The Neural Engine can process up to 15.8 trillion operations per second — over 40 percent more than M1. The media engine includes a higher-bandwidth video decoder, supporting 8K H.264 and HEVC video. Apple’s powerful ProRes video engine enables playback of multiple streams of both 4K and 8K video. Apple’s latest Secure Enclave provides best-in-class security. A new image signal processor (ISP) delivers better image noise reduction. Apple unveils M2 with breakthrough performance and capabilities - Apple Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ByteAndChew Posted June 12 Share Posted June 12 I'm really curious to see how the M2 chip handles once it's released in the new Macs. If it's anything like the M1 chip then I think we'll see some great performance from Apple's laptop line and what people are able to do with them. I also think it creates a great competition between chip manufacturers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GuiltySpark Posted June 12 Share Posted June 12 Apple did a really good job with the M1 chip and I read some really positive reviews about it so I think the M2 will be a hit in the new Macs that they have lined up and ready to release. You only really know how good they are once they're in the wild anyway. Lab conditions are often too 'perfect'. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Serialised Posted June 12 Share Posted June 12 It will be interesting to see what the reviews say when it is released. I just want to know what they're changed and how much it differs from the M1 chip which when that came out people went crazy for (and actually liked a lot as well). I'm not sure when the first M2 Mac even releases though. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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