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Oliver Haslam

Forget M3 Max, Apple's Mac Studio and Mac Pro are tipped for a super-fast M3 Ultra upgrade this year

Mac Studio M2 on a wooden desk in an office.

When you're in the market for the best Mac that money can buy and don't need to be able to take it with you, there are two places to look. Whether you're interested in picking up a new Mac Studio or a Mac Pro, you're going to get a computer that will make light work of just about anything that you throw at it. But that doesn't mean that there isn't always room for improvement.

When you're someone shopping at the highest end of the Mac market you're looking for a machine that can shave seconds off a workflow, whether that's editing batches of photos or huge video files, time can very much be money. That makes the multi-thousand-dollar Mac Pro a viable option, while the smaller Mac Studio is the go-to for people who don't need the expansion options afforded by the tower Mac. But if you've had a look at the range-topping M3 Max chip and found it lacking, there might be some very good news on the way — it's thought that an M3 Ultra chip is on the horizon.

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