AMD Radeon Pro 5600m memory bandwidth is 394.2 GB/s (2048 bit HBM2)
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-pro-5600m.c3612
AMD Radeon Pro 5600m memory bandwidth is 394.2 GB/s (2048 bit HBM2)
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-pro-5600m.c3612
- All M1 models only have 1 Thunderbolt Controller, thus can only handle 2 Thunderbolt ports on all announced models so far.
- All M1 models only support 1 monitor, but up to 6K.
- No M1 model supports >16GB of RAM or 10GB Ethernet.
All of the above seem like bandwidth limitations to save cost that a future "M1X" or "M2" or "X1" would be extremely likely to fix, and that's where you'll see the bandwidth increase.
You can disable the built in display on (some?) Intel MBPs via `sudo nvram boot-args="niog=1"` according to another poster. Whether this is supported on M1's remains to be seen.