Manufacturer silicon-die render illustrating M2 Ultra UltraFusion architecture. Image: Apple ↗
Apple · Processors
Apple M2 Ultra 24 Core
24 (16P + 8E) cores
US launch / reference price: $3,999 · Released 2023-06-13
Historical catalog price reference; not a current retailer offer.
Editorial overview
Apple M2 Ultra 24 Core is listed with 24 (16P + 8E) cores. Check the exact system configuration and platform compatibility before choosing this processor.
This is a sourced product profile with editorial judgments. Specdex has not tested this device in an in-house lab.
Reasons to consider it
- 24 (16P + 8E) CPU cores
Tradeoffs to check
- Platform compatibility is not fully documented in this profile.
- No in-house application, power or thermal testing is available for this profile.
Specifications
Configurations and regional models can differ. A dated source beside a field identifies a specific cross-check; other fields remain catalog reference information.
Performance
- Cores
- 24 (16P + 8E)
- GPU cores
- 76 (top config) / 60 (base)
- Memory bandwidth
- 819.2 GB/s
- Unified memory
- Up to 192 GB LPDDR5-6400
- Process
- 5 nm (TSMC N5P)
Other
- Neural Engine
- 32-core (31.6 TOPS)
- Transistors
- 134 billion
- Class
- Desktop (Mac Studio, Mac Pro)
Prices & availability
US launch / reference: $3,999. This is not a current retailer offer.
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Price history
Prices apply to the listed configuration and condition. Tax and shipping are not included unless the retailer states otherwise.
Third-party benchmark reference
Stored PassMark CPU Mark: 50,932. This historical snapshot is separate from the editorial score and may differ from the current database.
Check current PassMark result and methodology ↗Sources & confidence
Third-party reference: en.wikipedia.org ↗
No complete verification date is recorded for this profile. A reference link is not proof that every field has been independently checked. Consult the linked source for model, region and test conditions.
This device has not received an editorial rating yet. Editorial scores use rubric editorial-2026-09; they are not manufacturer ratings or measured benchmark results. Missing information is not scored as zero.
