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$10.8K M5 Ultra Mac Studio benchmark shows a 6x increase in multi-core compute since M1

AppleInsider • Tue, 15 Sep 2026

$10.8K M5 Ultra Mac Studio benchmark shows a 6x increase in multi-core compute since M1

Apple Silicon was a gamble, and in spite of repeated reports of brain drains and executive exodus, the M5 Ultra is Apple's most powerful chipset by a long shot. Mac Studio with M5 Ultra is Apple's most powerful Mac yet Earlier Tuesday, the M6 benchmarks showed up on Geekbench with impressive results. It is expected to be the only chipset in that generation, so the M5 Ultra is the high-end pros will have to work with for the time being. Another Geekbench result showed up, this time for the M5 Ultra. The 36-core CPU Mac Studio with 256GB of RAM scored 3,774 in single-core and 52,516 in multi-core. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

What happened?

Apple Silicon was a gamble, and in spite of repeated reports of brain drains and executive exodus, the M5 Ultra is Apple's most powerful chipset by a long shot. Mac Studio with M5 Ultra is Apple's most powerful Mac yet Earlier Tuesday, the M6 benchmarks showed up on Geekbench with impressive results. It is expected to be the only chipset in that generation, so the M5 Ultra is the high-end pros will have to work with for the time being. Another Geekbench result showed up, this time for the M5 Ultra. The 36-core CPU Mac Studio with 256GB of RAM scored 3,774 in single-core and 52,516 in multi-core. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Silicon was a gamble, and in spite of repeated reports of brain drains and executive exodus, the M5 Ultra is Apple's most powerful chipset by a long shot.

Mac Studio with M5 Ultra is Apple's most powerful Mac yet Earlier Tuesday, the M6 benchmarks showed up on Geekbench with impressive results.

It is expected to be the only chipset in that generation, so the M5 Ultra is the high-end pros will have to work with for the time being.

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