Marco Arment

All right, so CPU up to 30% faster, quote, for pro workloads.

And the M5 Max has 15% higher multithreaded performance.

The GPUs, up to four times the peak GPU compute for AI compared to the previous generation, and up to 35% faster, quote, for apps using ray tracing.

Alright, so the M5 Pro, the CPU is 15 core, which is 5 what, Marco?

Super cores.

And 10 performance cores versus the M4 Pro, which was 8 performance, so now there's 5 super.

GPU 16 core or 20 core with enhanced shader core with second generation dynamic caching and hardware accelerated mesh shading.

There is 307 gigabits per second memory bandwidth.

This will become relevant soon.

This is up 12.5% over the M4 Pro's 273 gigabits per second.

For external displays, you can do three, each of which can be 6K at 60 hertz or 4K at 144 hertz, or you can do two in a variety of different combinations.

I'm not going to read out.

and it supports up to three external displays over a single thunderbolt port you have three 6k displays if only apple can still sold one of those if only that would be like what twenty thousand dollars with the display yeah i guess even my third party ones but yeah but the display support continues to be really good and and the two display support is weird because you have to pick like one of these monitors and then one of these other set of monitors so it's like mixing but the

How much RAM do you want?

Yeah, this is really impressive.

I'm not in the market for a new MacBook Pro, and let me tell you, I priced one, and it was over $6,000 the way I would probably build it, which is a lot.

But the thing that I'm very curious about, and we don't necessarily need to cover this now, but I wonder if I would

All right, the M5 Pro and the M5 Max both support memory integrity enforcement, which we've talked about on and off over the last few months.

All right, the M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros, 14, 16 inches, just as before.

The M5 Pro, you can get the 15-core CPU, 16-core GPU with 24 or 48 gigs of RAM.