The fourth M1 chip with a 12-core CPU might show up in the updated iMac Pro

Apple may not be totally finished with its M1 age of Apple Silicon chips, with a leaker asserting another setup is on the way in an “iMac Pro”

Apple at present offers its M1 chip in three general designs, with the M1 followed by the superior M1 Pro and the M1 Pro Max. In the event that talk is to be accepted, a fourth M1 chip could be presented by Apple.

As indicated by trustworthy leaker @Dylandkt in a Sunday tweet, they had “received confirmation that there will be an additional configuration for the upcoming iMac Pro beyond M1 Max.” The tweet proceeds to say that a 12-core CPU arrangement was referred to in a code piece that likewise referenced the iMac.

Profoundly or 8-core locally available GPU. Deeply or 10-core CPU while the top-end M1 Max has a 10-core CPU, however the Max separates itself with more elevated levels of memory backing and more GPU cores than the Pro.

There is no idea concerning how the cores would be designed in the new chip, yet given the 10-core CPUs join a couple of high-proficiency cores with eight elite execution cores, it’s conceivable that the inbound chip could have a two-ten core split.

Dylandkt proceeds to say the “inner naming competitor is iMac Pro which is as it should be. It is focused on towards stars.” This appears to be reasonable, as reports from December set forward the possibility that an iMac Pro with a 27-inch smaller than expected LED ProMotion show could send off in the spring.

Prior on Sunday, the leaker said that an iPad Pro with a M2 chip was inbound, with a likely send off in the fall.