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Apple publishes no throughput figures for M-series silicon. Its technical specification pages give GPU core counts, Neural Engine core counts and memory bandwidth, and no FLOPS of any kind, while its newsroom compares generations only in relative terms. The FP32 figure shown here is the one Apple quoted for some M1 and M2 family chips and is otherwise third-party, so it is recorded as a claim rather than a specification. No FP16 or INT8 figure is listed: Apple publishes neither, and an INT8 rate derived from GPU FP32 would in any case describe the Neural Engine, which is a separate unit Apple rates in TOPS.

Apple M1 Max

Type: APUArchitecture: Apple M1Form factor: SoCReleased: 2021Process: 5nmSpec confidence: Vendor claimed
FP32
10
TFLOPS
Memory
64 GB
LPDDR5
Bandwidth
400 GB/s
memory
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Performance

Peak theoretical throughput by precision type

PrecisionPeak
FP64
 No verified data available
FP32
32-bit floating point
 10TFLOPS
TF32
 No verified data available
BF16
 No verified data available
FP16
 No verified data available
FP8
 No verified data available
FP6
 No verified data available
FP4
 No verified data available
INT8
 No verified data available

Every figure here is dense. The vendor documents no structured (2:4) sparsity mode for this part, so there is no second number to quote.

Specifications

Architecture

Apple M1

Form Factor

SoC

Launch Year

2021

Process Node

5nm

Memory

64 GB LPDDR5

Bandwidth

400 GB/s

TDP

No verified data available

Max power

No verified data available

Spec Confidence

Vendor claimed

Full Specifications

Memory
Memory 64 GB
Memory Type LPDDR5
Bandwidth 400 GB/s
Interface Width 512-bit
Power & Thermal
TDP No verified data available
Max power No verified data available
Enterprise Features
Sparsity No
General
Form Factor SoC
Architecture Apple M1
Process Node 5nm
Launch Year 2021

Datasheet & Resources

Flopper Datasheet

Apple M1 Max specifications, generated from our database. Printable.

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Introducing M1 Pro and M1 Max: the most powerful chips Apple has ever built

Apple · 2021-10-18

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Data Provenance

Every figure traced to a source

Primary Source

Document
Introducing M1 Pro and M1 Max: the most powerful chips Apple has ever built
Publisher
Apple
Published
2021-10-18

Data Quality

Spec confidence
Vendor claimed
Clock basis
Boost
Core precisions with figures
1 of 9
Normalization
All values in TFLOPS

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many TFLOPS does the Apple M1 Max have?

The Apple M1 Max delivers 10 TFLOPS FP32 at peak. Flopper does not currently have verified FP16 and FP8 throughput figures for it.

What is the power consumption of the Apple M1 Max?

Flopper does not currently have a verified TDP (Thermal Design Power) figure for the Apple M1 Max.

How much memory does the Apple M1 Max have?

The Apple M1 Max is equipped with 64 GB of memory with 400 GB/s of memory bandwidth.

What architecture is the Apple M1 Max based on?

The Apple M1 Max is based on the Apple M1 architecture, launched in 2021.

How much does the Apple M1 Max cost to rent?

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When did the Apple M1 Max come out?

The Apple M1 Max launched in 2021 on the Apple M1 architecture.

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