Mac Studio performance

Building a Pro Audio Workflow with Logic Pro on Mac Studio

The Mac Studio’s raw power—up to 12 CPU cores and 38 GPU cores in the M2 Ultra—makes it ideal for Logic Pro’s demanding tasks, like real-time mixing and Spatial Audio…

Navigating Storage Options for Mac Studio: Internal Power vs. External Flexibility

The Mac Studio’s internal SSD, powered by Apple’s proprietary NVMe technology, is a performance beast. Capable of read and write speeds reaching up to 7,400MB/s in higher-capacity configurations, it outpaces…

How to Use Mac Studio for Xcode and iOS App Development

Getting started with Xcode on Mac Studio is straightforward. Developers can download Xcode for free from the Mac App Store, ensuring they have the latest version, currently Xcode 16.4, which…

Keeping Your Mac Studio at Peak Performance: Essential Optimization Tips

A cluttered storage drive can slow even the Mac Studio’s lightning-fast SSD. macOS requires at least 10% of free disk space to manage swap files and temporary data effectively. To…

M2 Ultra vs. M2 Max: Choosing the Right Chip for Your Workflow

The M2 Max and M2 Ultra share Apple’s second-generation 5nm architecture but differ significantly in scale. The M2 Max features a 12-core CPU (eight performance cores, four efficiency cores), up…

Apple’s M3 Ultra Chip: A Hybrid Powerhouse Unveiled

Apple rolled out the M3 series back in October 2023, touting its 3nm process—built by TSMC—as a leap over the M2’s 5nm roots. The M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max…

M3 Ultra Chip’s First Benchmark Surfaces: A Close Race with M4 Max

The benchmark, spotted in the Geekbench 6 database on March 6, 2025, reveals the M3 Ultra’s capabilities in the new Mac Studio. Apple announced the chip with bold claims: up…