14″ MacBook Pro Specifications
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October 2023 Models:
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| 14″ 8-Core CPU
8-Core M3 CPU Colors: Space Gray and Silver |
14″ 8-Core
12-Core M3 CPU Colors: Space Gray and Silver |
14″ 11-Core
11-Core M3 Pro CPU Colors: Space Black and Silver |
14″ 12-Core
12-Core M3 Pro CPU Colors: Space Black and Silver |
14″ 14-Core
14-Core M3 Max CPU Colors: Space Black and Silver |
Apple offers the five base configurations listed above. Available custom options for each configuration include the following:
| 12-Core M3 Pro 18GB/512GB: |
Apple | Apple EDU |
|---|---|---|
| M3 Max 14-Core CPU 30-Core GPU: |
$400 | $360 |
| M3 Max 16-Core CPU 40-Core GPU: |
$700 | $630 |
| 36GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 48GB RAM: | $600 | $540 |
| 64GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 96GB RAM: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 128GB RAM: | $1600 | $1400 |
| 1TB SSD: | $200 | $180 |
| 2TB SSD: | $600 | $540 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2400 | $2160 |
| 12-Core M3 Pro 36GB/512GB: |
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| M3 Max 14-Core CPU 30-Core GPU: |
$400 | $360 |
| M3 Max 16-Core CPU 40-Core GPU: |
$700 | $630 |
| 48GB RAM: | $200 | $180 |
| 64GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 96GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 128GB RAM: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 1TB SSD: | $200 | $180 |
| 2TB SSD: | $600 | $540 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2400 | $2160 |
| 14-Core M3 Max 36GB/1TB: |
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| M3 Max 16-Core CPU 40-Core GPU: |
$300 | $200 |
| 48GB RAM: | $200 | $180 |
| 64GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 96GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 128GB RAM: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 2TB SSD: | $400 | $360 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1000 | $900 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2200 | $1980 |
| 16-Core M3 Max 48GB/1TB: |
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| 64GB RAM: | $200 | $180 |
| 128GB RAM: | $1000 | $910 |
| 2TB SSD: | $400 | $360 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1000 | $900 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2200 | $1980 |
In October 2023, Apple released updated 14″ MacBook Pros with M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max CPUs.
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The latest 14″ MacBook Pros with M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max CPUs introduce several technical advancements over the previous-generation models with M2, M2 Pro, and M2 Max chips. The new M3 series is built on a 3nm process, offering better performance and power efficiency compared to the 5nm process of the M2 series. These upgrades include increased CPU and GPU cores, higher clock speeds, and enhanced graphics capabilities, particularly with the M3 Max, which supports up to 40 GPU cores. The M3 models also support up to 128GB of unified memory (with the M3 Max), an increase from the 96GB maximum in the previous generation. Additionally, the M3 chips feature improved Neural Engine capabilities for better machine learning performance. While the display technology remains similar with the Liquid Retina XDR, the enhanced GPU in the M3 models delivers better rendering and graphical output.
January 2023 Models:
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| 14″ 10-Core CPU
10-Core M2 Pro CPU sku MPHE3LL/A sku MPHH3LL/A MSRP $1999 |
14″ 12-Core
12-Core M2 Pro CPU sku MPHF3LL/A sku MPHJ3LL/A MSRP $2499 |
Apple offers the two base M2 Pro configurations listed above, plus an M2 Max model (32GB RAM/1TB SSD/30-Core GPU) for $3099. Available custom options for each configuration include the following:
| 10-Core Model: | Apple | Apple EDU |
|---|---|---|
| M2 Pro 12-Core CPU/19-Core GPU: | $300 | $270 |
| M2 Max 12-Core CPU/30-Core GPU: |
$500 | $450 |
| M2 Max 12-Core CPU/38-Core GPU: |
$700 | $630 |
| 32GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 64GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 96GB RAM: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 1TB SSD: | $200 | $180 |
| 2TB SSD: | $600 | $540 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2400 | $2160 |
| 12-Core Model: | ||
| M2 Max 12-Core CPU 30-Core GPU: |
$200 | $180 |
| M1 Max 12-Core CPU 38-Core GPU: |
$400 | $360 |
| 32GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 64GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 96GB RAM: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 2TB SSD: | $400 | $360 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1000 | $900 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2200 | $1980 |
In January 2023, Apple released updated 14″ MacBook Pros with M2 Pro and M2 Max CPUs. The Apple M2 processor is an 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU chip with 64GB of unified memory and a 120GB/s memory bandwidth. The M2 Pro is an 10-core CPU and 16-core GPU chip with 16GB to 96GB of unified memory and a 200GB/s memory bandwidth. Lastly, the M2 Max is a 12-core CPU and 30-core GPU chip with 32GB to 96GB of unified memory and a 400GB/s memory bandwidth. All the chips feature the same 16-core Neural Engine. The M2 Pro and M2 Max chips offer up to 20% greater CPU performance and 30% faster GPU performance than the M1 Pro and M1 chips.
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November 2021 Models:
| 14″ 8-Core CPU
8-Core M1 Pro CPU sku MKGP3LL/A sku MKGQ3LL/A MSRP $1999 |
14″ 10-Core
10-Core M1 Pro CPU sku MKGR3LL/A sku MKGT3LL/A MSRP $2499 |
Apple offers the two base M1 Pro configurations listed above. Available custom options for each configuration include the following:
| 8-Core Model: | Apple | Apple EDU |
|---|---|---|
| M1 Pro 10-Core CPU/14-Core GPU: | $200 | $180 |
| M1 Pro 10-Core CPU/16-Core GPU: | $300 | $270 |
| M1 Max 10-Core CPU/24-Core GPU: |
$500 | $450 |
| M1 Max 10-Core CPU/32-Core GPU: |
$700 | $630 |
| 32GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 64GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 1TB SSD: | $200 | $180 |
| 2TB SSD: | $600 | $540 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1200 | $1080 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2400 | $2160 |
| 10-Core Model: | ||
| M1 Max 10-Core CPU 24-Core GPU: |
$200 | $180 |
| M1 Max 10-Core CPU 32-Core GPU: |
$400 | $360 |
| 32GB RAM: | $400 | $360 |
| 64GB RAM: | $800 | $720 |
| 2TB SSD: | $400 | $360 |
| 4TB SSD: | $1000 | $900 |
| 8TB SSD: | $2200 | $1980 |
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