Apple M3 Ultra 32 Core

Apple.

72,100.

Description: This score indicates extreme multi-core performance. It is designed to outperform almost all desktop processors in raw rendering and video processing speed, particularly when utilizing Apple-optimized software like Final Cut Pro.

Cores: 32 physical cores. Apple utilizes a mix of 24 performance cores for heavy lifting and 8 efficiency cores for background tasks.
Threads: Unlike traditional processors, Apple silicon generally has a 1:1 ratio of cores to threads.

The GPU is integrated into the chip and shares the same memory as the CPU. The M3 Ultra comes with either 64 or 80 graphics cores, providing workstation-grade performance for 3D rendering and ray tracing.

Workstation SoC. It is not a CPU you buy separately. It is part of the "Apple Silicon" family, designed for high-performance creative and technical workstations like the Mac Studio.

Apple does not publish TDP. However, the system is designed for high efficiency, managing high performance while consuming significantly less power than traditional workstation PCs with discrete graphics cards.

Approximately 4.0 GHz.

Because it is a SoC, the clock speed constantly adjusts based on the thermal temperature of the chip and the power demands of the application.

SLC (System Level Cache): 128MB. This fast, shared memory allows the CPU and GPU to access data rapidly, reducing the need to access the slower RAM.

Unified Memory: 64GB, 128GB, 192GB, or 256GB. Rather than traditional DDR RAM, this chip uses high-bandwidth Unified Memory (800 GB/s).