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And here I was hoping they would put an M5 Ultra in a MacBook Pro. Maybe they will add it as an option to the 16” at a later date.
by avidphantasm 6mo ago
And here I was hoping they would put an M5 Ultra in a MacBook Pro. Maybe they will add it as an option to the 16” at a later date.
- bombcar 6mo agoI wonder if the MacBook Pro can handle the thermal envelope of actually running an Ultra flat out.
- wtallis 6mo agoThere are gaming laptops that come with power bricks rated for higher output than a Mac Studio's power supply. M3 Ultra levels of power dissipation are possible to handle in a laptop, but it wouldn't look much like a MacBook Pro. That kind of gaming laptop typically has four fans (compared to two on a MacBook Pro), and large vents on the sides, bottom, and back of the machine allowing them to move a lot more air through the system.
- bombcar 6mo agoPost-Jobs Apple is willing to do some things he’d not allow but I can’t see them selling such a beast.
- pram 6mo agoThis is never happening, the Ultra needs a giant copper heatsink.
- rbanffy 6mo agoDitch the Aluminium and go with a copper MacBook Pro. Or silver. If you get it with a terabyte of RAM, the silver shell will be a small part of the total costs. Argentium 960 would most likely be the best alloy for the job, as it’s a good heat conductor and doesn’t tarnish like pure silver.