Apple unveiled the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips as major departures from previous generations, featuring a new "Fusion Architecture" that combines two separate silicon chiplets and introduces a third type of CPU core called "performance cores" alongside existing super cores and efficiency cores. The M5 Pro includes up to 20 GPU cores with 307 GB/s memory bandwidth, while the M5 Max offers up to 40 GPU cores with 614 GB/s bandwidth, though detailed performance comparisons await hands-on testing.
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Apple unveiled the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips as major departures from previous generations, featuring a new "Fusion Architecture" that combines two separate silicon chiplets and introduces a third type of CPU core called "performance cores" alongside existing super cores and efficiency cores. The M5 Pro includes up to 20 GPU cores with 307 GB/s memory bandwidth, while the M5 Max offers up to 40 GPU cores with 614 GB/s bandwidth, though detailed performance comparisons await hands-on testing.