Apple's newest powerhouse processor is a cross between an M3 and an M4—and is made for the most demanding users.

This is the kind of computer that can’t be reviewed in a matter of days, so we’re just getting started.

The M3 Ultra-equipped Apple Mac Studio delivers the massive multi-core performance and workstation grunt that pros with demanding workflows need. However, its high price and older core architecture mean the M4 Max model is more versatile—and accessible.

Apple's M3 Ultra is the fastest M-series chip yet, and its power efficiency is better than most popular desktop CPUs.

Discover the differences between Mac Studio M3 Ultra and M2 Ultra, from performance benchmarks to cost efficiency and upgrade value.

The Apple Mac Studio Ultra, even at more than $14,000 is a bargain if you’re looking for as much system memory as possible, at $28 per GB. That’s a bit less than Puget Systems and almost a third of what you’d pay for a maxed-out Mac Mini (or half the Apple Mac Pro with its puny 192GB RAM).

(Worth checking out my article published in June 2023 where I suggested that the Mac Studio would replace the Mac Pro (and make PC vendors nervous). I analysed the prices of these

Apple's new M3 Ultra is making headlines for packing 512GB of memory, but how does it compare to the M4 Max? Find out in this detailed comparison.

Mac Studio steps performance up to the extreme, with options for huge amounts of memory, and the same awesome design.