And really, that's what I kept asking myself as I tested our review unit, which was equipped with an M2 Ultra and 192GB of RAM. The Mac Studio is so ridiculously overpowered, only the most ...

The M2 Mac Studio can be configured with the M2 Max chip ... Meanwhile, memory can be configured up to 192GB, that’s a 50% increase over the 128GB memory max with the M1 Ultra.

When configured with the fastest M2 Ultra with 24 CPU cores and 76 GPU cores, 192GB of RAM, and 8TB of SSD storage, the Mac Studio is very expensive at $8,799. The MacBook Pro 16 is also an ...

The new chip has a 24-core CPU, 60-core GPU, and up to 192GB of RAM. A higher-end version of the M2 Ultra is available with a 76-core GPU. The new Mac Studio is targeted at professional users who ...

All of this leaves the Mac Pro in an awkward spot. The 2019 tower could be upgraded by end users to use up to 1.5TB of RAM; the new one tops out at the same 192GB as the Studio (it's hard for even ...

At the high end, the Mac Studio is a whopping $8,799 for a 24-core CPU/76-core GPU M2 Ultra, 192GB of RAM, and an 8TB SSD. There’s an interesting catch, though. The Mac mini with a 12-core CPU ...

whereas the M2 Ultra maxed out at 192GB of unified RAM. Following in the footsteps of MacBook Pro and Mac mini models with M4 Pro and M4 Max chips, the Mac Studio now supports Thunderbolt 5.