Apple M3

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Apple M3 is a generation of Apple-designed ARM-based system-on-a-chip processors that power newer Mac computers, offering improved performance and energy efficiency over its predecessors.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf 64-bit microprocessor
ARM-based processor
Apple silicon system on a chip
announcedBy Apple Inc.
application Mac computers
desktop computers
laptop computers
architecture ARM64
category mobile system on a chip
system on a chip
designer Apple Inc.
designGoal high performance per watt
integration of CPU GPU and memory on a single die
family Apple M-series
feature dynamic caching for GPU
energy-efficient performance
hardware-accelerated ray tracing support
hardware-accelerated video decoding
hardware-accelerated video encoding
integrated CPU
integrated GPU
media engine
neural engine
unified memory architecture
generation third generation of Apple M-series chips
hasVariant Apple M3 Max
Apple M3 Pro
Apple M3 Ultra
instructionSet ARMv8-A compatible
marketedAs Apple M3 chip
memoryType LPDDR5 unified memory
notableFor improved energy efficiency over Apple M2
improved performance over Apple M2
predecessor Apple M2
processTechnology 3 nm process
segment consumer computing
professional computing
supports Metal graphics API
hardware-accelerated H.264
hardware-accelerated HEVC
hardware-accelerated ProRes
macOS
targetDevice Apple Mac
Apple MacBook Pro
Apple iMac
usedIn MacBook Pro
iMac

Referenced by (21)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Apple M-series
Apple M-series ("Apple M3 Pro")
Apple M-series ("Apple M3 Max")
Apple silicon
Apple silicon ("Apple M3 Pro")
Apple silicon ("Apple M3 Max")
includesModel
Apple M3 ("Apple M3 Pro")
Apple M3 ("Apple M3 Max")
Apple M3 ("Apple M3 Ultra")
hasVariant
MacBook Pro
MacBook Pro ("Apple M3 Pro")
MacBook Pro ("Apple M3 Max")
usesProcessorSeries
Apple M2 Max ("Apple M3 Max")
Apple M2 Pro ("Apple M3 Pro")
successor
iMac
cpuFamily
Apple M3 ("Apple M3 chip")
marketedAs
Apple M4
predecessor
Rosetta 2
runsOn
MacBook
supportsProcessorFamily
Apple Macintosh computers
usesProcessor
Mac
usesProcessorFamily

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