Please does anyone know what the m1/m1 pro/m1 max gpu video ram, clock speed and specifications.
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Jack
toluwalase290 wrote:
I meant the gpu video ram size?
On Apple Silicon Mac computers, unified Memory is used. This means that if you purchase 16GB of Memory, that is shared for video memory and all other processes.
Here is what Apple says:
Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max bring superfast unified memory (RAM) to MacBook Pro. This single pool of high-bandwidth, low-latency memory allows apps to share data between the CPU, GPU, and Neural Engine efficiently. You can multitask with ease, and everything you do is fast and fluid.
The more memory your MacBook Pro has, the more apps you can run simultaneously and the better they will perform. This MacBook Pro comes standard with 16GB of memory, which can be expanded to 32GB with M1 Pro, or up to 64GB with M1 Max — unlocking entirely new workflows for pro users.
Note: MacBook Pro memory is not user accessible. If you think you’ll need additional memory, it’s important to upgrade at the time of purchase.
Jack
I find that difficult to believe because the rtx 3080 has 10gb of video ram and if the m1 max has 32gb or 64gb of unified memory that would mean that the video ram is 32gb or 64gb which is high in comparison to dedicated gpus which are competitors
toluwalase290 wrote:
I find that difficult to believe because the rtx 3080 has 10gb of video ram and if the m1 max has 32gb or 64gb of unified memory that would mean that the video ram is 32gb or 64gb which is high in comparison to dedicated gpus which are competitors
Well, not all 32GB or even 64GB could be 100% dedicated to graphics. It is shared.
Did you read what I quoted from Apple?
I meant the gpu video ram size?
So how much of the shared memory is allocated to the gpu then?
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