jdb8167

I wonder if Apple already has a car partner lined up which is why they have sudden movement on this project which seemed nearly dead. I also doubt that Apple can market a stand alone car chip/board but with a partner lined up, the odds change. Don't doubt that plenty of companies have taken note of what is happening at Intel since they rejected Apple's offer to partner on the iPhone.

killroy said:

jdb8167 said:

killroy said:

jdb8167 said:

killroy said:

I sure hope the Mac Pros will have PCIe 4 slots. We use 32gig fiber cards in our editing systems.

Since the M1 already uses PCIe 4, it seems like any Mac with card slots will necessarily support PCIe4.

And were did you see that? The M1 chip has a custom SSD controller, That does not make it PCIe4. Unless you think that USB4 is the same, and it is not.

Apple.

That's for the MVMe storage Not for x4, x8 and x16 lane slots. That would call for a chip above the M1.

Do they need more lanes? Of course. The M1 is a low-end SoC. But you asked where did I find PCIe4. There it is.

iOS_Guy80 said:

These three shows alone are worth a year subscription or Apple TV+.

I expected to like For All Mankind and I did but I had to coerced to try Ted Lasso. I was surprised at how much I loved it. Dickinson, not so much.

killroy said:

jdb8167 said:

killroy said:

I sure hope the Mac Pros will have PCIe 4 slots. We use 32gig fiber cards in our editing systems.

Since the M1 already uses PCIe 4, it seems like any Mac with card slots will necessarily support PCIe4.

And were did you see that? The M1 chip has a custom SSD controller, That does not make it PCIe4. Unless you think that USB4 is the same, and it is not.

Apple.

killroy said:

I sure hope the Mac Pros will have PCIe 4 slots. We use 32gig fiber cards in our editing systems.

Since the M1 already uses PCIe 4, it seems like any Mac with card slots will necessarily support PCIe4.