Apple is reportedly testing M3 chips for new Macs arriving this fall
last week that new Macs wouldn’t arrive until after the fiscal fourth quarter, which concludes at the end of September.)The base M3 chip will reportedly use the same configuration as the M2: eight processor cores and up to 10 graphical cores.
However, the M3 Pro will start at 12 CPU cores and 18 graphical cores, and test logs suggest the M3 Max will include 16 CPU cores and 40 graphics cores. Of course, Apple is likely testing multiple variants of core-count options, and we don’t yet know which versions will make it to consumers.Great deals on consumer electronics delivered straight to your inbox, curated by Engadget’s editorial team.
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