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So an M1 max is not... max anymore (>_<)
by 0x0 5y ago
So an M1 max is not... max anymore (>_<)
- sanedigital 5y agoTechnically "Ultra" means "Beyond", so putting it above "Max" means it's "beyond the maximum" :P
- can16358p 5y agoWell yes and no. M1 Ultra is obviously faster, but that actually is two M1 Maxes glued together. (Of course it's much more complicated than that) In that sense it's not a completely new processor so it's not exactly breaking the "Max" promise... or am I playing devil's advocate here?