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==== Apple ==== Apple is also considering a boost to its GPU chips to match Nvidia’s high computing graphics cards. Apple’s power-efficient M1 Pro and M1 Max chips are behind the impressive graphics of MacBook Pro 14 and 16. It seems that the two chips are just a start for Apple’s venture in gaming GPU. Recently, the company released M1 Ultra, which has massive improvements over the previous chips and is available in the new Mac Studio. As Apple claims, M1 Ultra has two M1 chips with 64 GPU cores, “faster performance than even the highest-end PC GPU available while using 200 fewer watts of power”. This claim compares M1 Ultra with Nvidia’s RTX 3090, the most powerful GPU before the release of RTX 3090 Ti. However, currently Apple's GPUs appear to be integrated into Apple product only (for now) therefore Apple is not currently a direct competitor to Nvidia's discrete GPU focus.
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