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Or Apple switch them to the A series processors! Although I really cannot see that happening on the pro lineup anytime soon (Although I think its highly likely

• hmottestad 8y ago
  I read somewhere that it wouldn't actually help at the moment. LPDDR4 on the A series chips is in the same package as the CPU. From what I understand, this is the only current way that anyone in the industry is using LPDDR4. What Intel is promising is LPDDR4 packaged in it's own chip(s) on the motherboard.
  • frou_dh 8y ago
    In the iPads, the RAM is not stacked onto the CPU, it's normal separate chips. e.g. two Micron here: https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/WHKDR5ZU6SSQA3qa https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/WHKDR5ZU6SSQA3qa
    • hmottestad 8y ago
      Had to double check that....but you're correct. So now I'm really hoping for a AX macbook pro. Imagine what the A12X in the newest ipad could push if you added some nice cooling to it ;)
      • tracker1 8y ago
        As long as you aren't using any Adobe software.