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1. APPLE 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO COST UPGRADE
2. APPLE 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO COST FULL
3. APPLE 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO COST PLUS

This is the maximum spec of the M1 Pro – to go beyond that, you'd need the M1 Max instead. It's an Apple-designed chip, and the version we tested featured the 10-core CPU (8 performance cores and 2 efficiency cores), 32GB of RAM and 16-core GPU. It's obvious from the instant you start using it, because apps open just instantly (you can perhaps guess which company's pro apps were the only ones to require a period of bouncing during our testing). The M1 Pro chip that powers this machine is simply a beast. (Image credit: Future) MacBook Pro 16-inch (2021): power and performance So the new MacBook Pros make a really strong case for their overall value at the very high end. A 17-inch Dell mobile workstation with an eight-core Intel CPU, 32GB of RAM, 1TB storage and Nvidia A3000 6GB costs £4,168.

APPLE 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO COST PLUS

So a MacBook Pro 16-inch with M1 Max 32-core 64GB, plus 1TB of storage, costs £3,699. Doesn't that make the £600 Apple will charge you seem a bargain… That it's accessible at huge speeds to the GPU as well makes this laptop essentially unique, and enables 3D workloads that simply aren't possible on any other machine. It's hard to make a value judgment on cost of the 64GB of memory on its own terms: it's a huge amount more than you'd pay for simple DDR5 RAM sticks of the same amount, but it doesn't work like regular RAM.

APPLE 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO COST FULL

And then moving all the way to 32 cores of GPU power costs just another £100 – why wouldn't you, at that point?Īnd if you want the full 64GB of unified memory, that's another £400 on top of everything else we've discussed.

APPLE 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO COST UPGRADE

Moving to any version of the M1 Max chip adds the 32GB RAM upgrade in automatically, so while switching to the M1 Max with 24-core GPU (for around a 50% performance boost over the M1 Pro) would appear to cost £200, it actually costs £600. The upgrade to 32GB of RAM from the base 16GB model costs £400, which (as has always been the case with Apple RAM upgrades) seems rather steep… but then, it does function as a very large cache of GPU memory as well as RAM, so it might feel like a snip depending on your needs. You can also choose 2TB, 4TB or 8TB of storage, with the latter costing £2,400 as an upgrade, doubling the price of the laptop on its own. That entry-level price gets you the M1 Pro processor with 10 CPU cores, 16 GPU cores and 16GB unified memory, plus 512GB of storage.įor the same price, you can get the 14-inch MacBook Pro with the same specs, but with 1TB of storage – to upgrade this model to 1TB will cost £200, so that's effectively the price of the extra screen size and battery. Starting from $2,499/£2,399, this laptop is an investment, no question.