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Found M4 and M5 Mac identifiers
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@crazy dave et al.
NOTE (RFC): I plan to launch WikiPosts with these lists, which I’ve been maintaining in text files on my desktop ever since I grasped why they had chosen “Mac13,x” for the Mac Studio.
I just wish I had a little better understanding of why they do it this way, to explain clearly in the WikiPost or WikiPosts. Between the CPU and GPU codes and the product identifiers, versus the parallels in process-node and core architecture timelines, the system is clear as mud to me…
Oh, also, the best source for most of these details is AppleDB:
They get the full support information within a day of the press releases, so basically once it is no longer secret inside Apple, then they have it.
NOTE (RFC): I plan to launch WikiPosts with these lists, which I’ve been maintaining in text files on my desktop ever since I grasped why they had chosen “Mac13,x” for the Mac Studio.
I just wish I had a little better understanding of why they do it this way, to explain clearly in the WikiPost or WikiPosts. Between the CPU and GPU codes and the product identifiers, versus the parallels in process-node and core architecture timelines, the system is clear as mud to me…
Oh, also, the best source for most of these details is AppleDB:
They get the full support information within a day of the press releases, so basically once it is no longer secret inside Apple, then they have it.
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