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While the iPhone X is Apple's flagship product right now, the company is also preparing to debut a new model in the iMac Pro series of high-performance computers.
The new iMac Pro will have custom chips from Intel
The iMac Pro is one of the most powerful computers in the Apple catalog. The company has renewed its range this year, but there are still two months until sales of the new model begin.
However, recent benchmarks have now been leaked confirming the incredible performance of new PCs that can have up to 18 cores.
In the leaked test, via Geekbench, we can see the performance results of an iMac Pro with 10-core Intel Core Xeon W-2150 B chip, which achieved scores of 5345 in the single-core test and 35917 in the multi-core test. core, confirming that it is faster than a Mac Pro with a 12-core Intel Xeon processor. On the other hand, the iMac with 8 cores reaches 23, 536 points in the multi-core test.
Undoubtedly, these are quite promising results that will delight Apple fans and hardcore users who are looking for a good team for productivity.
Although the iPhone is one of the best smartphones in the world, Apple also has some of the fastest PCs on the market, at least when it comes to optimizations at the software level. For this reason, we expect the company to pay more attention to this sector, which has fallen second behind smartphones lately.
Source: MacRumors
Apple increases production of radeon pro for the new imac pro
During the WWDC event, Apple officially announced that the iMac Pro would go on sale in December. It will use Radeon Pro VEGA graphics.
The mid-range imac pro is almost twice as fast as the high-end imac 5k and 45% faster than the 2013 mac pro
The 18-core iMac Pro will undoubtedly be the fastest Mac ever to exist, as evidenced by tests that have already been conducted
Imac pro: intel xeon 18 core, 4tb ssd, 128 ram and amd pro vega 64
Apple confirms that tomorrow, December 14, the new iMac Pro will go on sale, the most powerful version to date of any Mac computer