Apple released the M1 Ultra chip, through the UltraFusion packaging architecture, two M1 Max "stick" together, integrating 114 billion transistors, the specifications have reached 20-core CPU, 64 core graphics processor, and 32-core neural network engine. In the performance introduction, Apple directly compared the M1 Ultra chip with Intel's flagship processor i9-12900K and Nvidia's flagship graphics card RTX 3090.
First, in terms of CPU performance, Apple compared the M1 Ultra to an i9-12900K + DDR5 system. Apple claims that the M1 Ultra consumes 100 watts less power when reaching the peak performance of the i9-12900K chip; around the power consumption of the i9-12900K, the performance improves by as much as 90%. It should be noted that Apple says the performance results are measured using a specific industry-standard benchmark, but it has not announced what kind of benchmark.
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