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Apple Mac Studio (2025), M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD

Name: Apple Mac Studio (2025), M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD
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Power at idle9 W Maximum power270 W Power supply ratingNot stated ChipApple M3 Ultra CPU cores32 GPU cores80

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Chip: Apple M3 Ultra
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The chip named in Apple's configuration line "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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CPU cores: 32
Official product page
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Printed in the configuration line as "32-Core CPU".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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GPU cores: 80
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Printed in the configuration line as "80-Core GPU".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Memory: 512 GB
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The configuration's unified memory, printed as "512GB unified memory". Apple's Mac Studio (2025) tech specs now print "96GB unified memory" ("Configurable to: 256GB") and no longer list the 512GB memory of Apple's power-page configuration.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Weight: 3.64 kg8.02 lb converted
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Printed as "Weight (M3 Ultra): 8.0 pounds (3.64 kg)"; Apple's footnote: "Weight varies by configuration and manufacturing process."
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio (2025) Tech Specs (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Size and Weight
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Storage: 16,000 GB
Converted: 16 TB x 1000 GB/TB (Apple: 1TB = 1 trillion bytes)
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Converted: 16 TB x 1000 GB/TB (Apple: 1TB = 1 trillion bytes)
The configuration's SSD as Apple prints it in the configuration line. The M3 Ultra model prints "1TB SSD" ("Configurable to: 2TB, 4TB, 8TB, or 16TB").
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Memory type: Unified memory
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Printed as "unified memory" in the configuration line.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Maximum power: 270 W
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Apple's Max column, measured by Apple "from the wall power source", including "all power supply and system losses"; Apple's notes: "'Max' is defined as running a compute-intensive test application that maximizes processor usage and therefore power consumption. No external peripherals are attached during testing." The page says its numbers reflect a 20.2°C (68.4° F) ambient running environment.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Chip: Apple M3 Ultra
Official product page
Sources
The chip named in Apple's configuration line "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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CPU cores: 32
Official product page
Sources
Printed in the configuration line as "32-Core CPU".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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GPU cores: 80
Official product page
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Printed in the configuration line as "80-Core GPU".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Memory: 512 GB
Official product page
Sources
The configuration's unified memory, printed as "512GB unified memory". Apple's Mac Studio (2025) tech specs now print "96GB unified memory" ("Configurable to: 256GB") and no longer list the 512GB memory of Apple's power-page configuration.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Weight: 3.64 kg8.02 lb converted
Official product page
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Printed as "Weight (M3 Ultra): 8.0 pounds (3.64 kg)"; Apple's footnote: "Weight varies by configuration and manufacturing process."
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio (2025) Tech Specs (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Size and Weight
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Storage: 16,000 GB
Converted: 16 TB x 1000 GB/TB (Apple: 1TB = 1 trillion bytes)
Official product page
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Converted: 16 TB x 1000 GB/TB (Apple: 1TB = 1 trillion bytes)
The configuration's SSD as Apple prints it in the configuration line. The M3 Ultra model prints "1TB SSD" ("Configurable to: 2TB, 4TB, 8TB, or 16TB").
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Memory type: Unified memory
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Printed as "unified memory" in the configuration line.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
Documented
Maximum power: 270 W
Official product page
Sources
Apple's Max column, measured by Apple "from the wall power source", including "all power supply and system losses"; Apple's notes: "'Max' is defined as running a compute-intensive test application that maximizes processor usage and therefore power consumption. No external peripherals are attached during testing." The page says its numbers reflect a 20.2°C (68.4° F) ambient running environment.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
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Power at idle: 9 W
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Apple's Idle column, measured by Apple "from the wall power source", including "all power supply and system losses"; Apple's notes: "'Idle' reflects the power used with only Finder open, using the default power management settings."
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Mac Studio (2025) row "M3 Ultra 32-Core CPU & 80-Core GPU, 512GB unified memory, 16TB SSD", Power Consumption Idle and Max; Notes
Documented
Dimensions: 197 W × 95 H × 197 L mm7.76 W × 3.7 H × 7.76 L in converted
Converted: cm x 10 mm/cm
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Converted: cm x 10 mm/cm
Printed as Height 9.5 cm, Width 19.7 cm, Depth 19.7 cm; depth recorded as length.
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio (2025) Tech Specs (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Size and Weight
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Input voltage: 100-240V AC
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Printed as "Line voltage: 100–240V AC" with "Frequency: 50Hz to 60Hz, single phase"; the power supply is built in (the box holds the computer and a power cord).
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio (2025) Tech Specs (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Electrical and Operating Requirements
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Operating temperature: 10 to 35 °C50 to 95 °F converted
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Printed as "Operating temperature: 50° to 95° F (10° to 35° C)".
Official product page: Apple Support: Mac Studio (2025) Tech Specs (November 3, 2026 capture) Checked Nov 3, 2026 · Earlier document
Location: Electrical and Operating Requirements
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Apple Support: Mac Studio (2025) Tech Specs (November 3, 2026 capture)OfficialAppleOfficial product page
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Captured 2026-11-03T17:30:00.785Z (archived copy).
Location: Chip; Memory; Storage; Size and Weight; Electrical and Operating Requirements
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Apple's tech specs article for the Mac Studio (2025) with M4 Max and M3 Ultra ("Data accurate as of product launch"). Fetched directly with a paced fetcher on November 3, 2026 (robots.txt checked first; request ended 17:30:00.785 UTC). No price or stock state is recorded. Manufacturer claims, not independent tests.
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Apple Support: Mac Studio power consumption and thermal output (BTU) information (November 3, 2026 capture)OfficialAppleOfficial product page
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Captured 2026-11-03T17:27:53.895Z (archived copy).
Location: Rows Mac Studio (M5 Max), Mac Studio (M5 Ultra), Mac Studio (2025) M4 Max and M3 Ultra; Notes
Retrieved Nov 3, 2026
Apple's support article listing power consumption and thermal output per Mac Studio configuration (Published Date: September 21, 2026). Its notes say the figures are measured from the wall power source including all power supply and system losses, at a 20.2°C (68.4° F) ambient. Fetched directly with a paced fetcher on November 3, 2026 (robots.txt checked first; request ended 17:27:53.895 UTC). No price or stock state is recorded. Manufacturer claims, not independent tests.
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