That's right folks you were that right the M2 Pro Mac Mini is faster than the M1 Max Mac Studio let
me show you straight away a leaked Benchmark that has come in showing us that the Mac Mini M2 pro
has a higher single core a multi-core score than the M1 Max Mac Studio take a look here
so as you can see here for the score for the Apple M2 Pro the single core score comes out
1952 with the multi-core score coming out at 15 013. now let me show you the M1 Max
in the Mac Studio here we've got the single core score of 1756 so that's around about 200
less and then we've got the multi-core score at 12 336 so again that is about 3 000 less
what is absolutely unbelievable however are we surprised by this result well what I mean by
this is let me show you the scores on geekbench 5 of all of the scores of the M1 Pro and the M1 Max
if we first look here at the single core score we can actually see from all the way from the
M1 all the way up to the M1 Max that the single core score is exactly the same it doesn't change
at all and the main reason behind this is Apple even confirms that basically the M1 Pro and also
the M1 Max was using the same efficiency cores and also the performance course as what was inside the
normal M1 chipset except for there were just more of them so as you can see here there are slight
marginal improvements by tiny little numbers nothing that you would actually see in sort
of daily working or sort of video processing or photo editing or anything like that but basically
all the cores were exactly the same and that's why the score is basically again exactly the same in
fact check it out with the M2 to the M2 Pro if we look at the score here the M2 inside for example
the MacBook Pro 13 inch is 1000 900 then if I flip back to that M2 Pro leak that we've just come in
you can see that the score is 1952 and also on top of that I'm also going to say that most likely the
M2 Max is probably going to have a score probably about 1960 something or 1970 is that big it won't
be a lot more because again the single core sort of structure the chords how they're made they're
all exactly the same across the live up next let's evolve let's talk about the multi-core
score because at the end of the day this is what most of you are probably wondering what is the
speed difference between the M2 Pro and the M1 Max well if we look here at the scores of what
we've got here for the M1 Pro and also the M1 maximum multi-core score you can actually see
they're basically identical all the way from the 14 inch MacBook Pro all the way up to the
M1 Max Max studio the most beefiest sort of M1 Max chipset we can get on the market it right
now again the multi-core score is exactly the same and you're probably wondering why is this the case
well to be honest apart from the binned M2 Pro chipset what I'll talk a little bit about in
a minute I'm talking about the normal M2 chipset this is the one with the 12 cores and also inside
that has the full efficiency chord and then has the eight performance cores if we look at
the M2 Max you'll actually see that the chips are exactly the same in fact even in the presentation
Apple didn't actually go into more details about the sort of 12 core setup on the M2 Max because
basically they said it is exactly the same so really in the ground scheme things the M2 Pro
and the M2 Max in CPU chords is exactly the same so either we're not actually really that surprised
at the M2 Pro in CPU performance in multi-score can actually probably be an M1 Max because at the
end of the day as I've just shown you there the M2 Pro and the M2 Max have the exact same amount
of cores just like the M1 Pro and the M1 Max had exactly the same amount of CPUs core except for
the bin version of the M1 Pro so really there was no surprise that the M2 Pro can be the M1 Max but
let me next of all talk about the bin version of the M2 Pro so most likely the score this
even though we haven't had an official report at the time of making this video it will be less than
that geekbench score that you just saw there in fact if you look here at the M1 pro binned version
to the normal M1 Pro that came out in the 14 inch MacBook Pros you can see in multi-core score it is
far less obviously for single core score it will be exactly the same as we've talked about already
so the first thing to take away here is that the M2 Pro is faster than the M1 Max but the M2 Max is
going to be about the same sort of speed as the M2 Pro the number in version when it comes out
in just CPU power however where the big difference will be will be in GPU cores with the M2 Pro being
able to have up to 19 GPU vehicles and for the M2 Max able to have up to 38 cores that is where
the big difference is going to be also the fact that the M2 Max also has two video encoders and
decoders whereas the M2 Pro only has one this is where there will be big differences so if you are
a highly graphical dependent or if you are going to be doing really extreme sort of photo editing
you'll be on the sort of amateur let's say you have weddings photographer or with a you know
wedding video person I can't think of the word there but you get the idea if you're one of those
sort of people then definitely the M2 Mac is going to be more beneficial for you but where the big
difference is going to be is going to be in GPU cores with the M2 Pro right now you can get up to
19 GPU cores what is far more than what we had on the M1 Pro allowed us up to 16 GPU cores and also
that's the same for the M2 Max we can get up to 38 GPU cores where we actually had up to 32 before on
the original M1 Max and I would definitely say that if you're looking for more graphical power
you will definitely want to be opting to getting yourself an M2 Max because not only does it have
those extra sort of graphical cores you also have an extra video decoder and encoder that's right
the M2 pro has one video and encoder and one decoder whereas the M2 Max actually has two of
each or it's really really impressive so what I would say is if your person is completely
dependent on CPU power in the sort of applications that you are using and you don't really need to
use too much Graphics but you need more of those sort of CPU cores I would definitely be opting to
get yourself an M2 Pro there's no point getting yourself an M2 Max because you'll never use those
extra cores inside there and also that extra video encoder and encoder and also remember though guys
if you are somebody who does the high-end Graphics of creativity and you are a person who does a
full-on video editing all the time like a YouTuber for example you may making videos quite daily at
high quality then yeah the M2 Max is definitely going to be the great sort of choice for you right
now and with that guys I think we can conclude that the M2 Pro and the M2 Max in CPU speed is
going to be exactly the same and most likely in the next generation of M3 the M3 Pro and also the
M3 Max in CPU cores is also going to be the same because this looks like what Apple are going to
be doing in the future because they've done it on this generation and they also did it on the
last generation with the M1 Pro and the M1 Max so then guys on that note what are your fours are you
surprised at the M2 Pro CPU cores are faster than the M1 Max or were you expecting it I would love
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