The MacBook Pro 2022 allegedly won't have ProMotion as a means of trimming costs. Mark Gurman claims that the laptop will not come with the mini-LED displays featured in the 2021 MacBook Pros. Other rumors say there won't be a design change. Some sources say the MacBook 2022 will feature the same design improvements as the 2021 MacBook Pros. However, we’ve heard conflicting reports about the laptop’s design. Regardless of their origin, all rumors point to the MacBook Pro 2022 having an M2 chip – or at least a new slice of Apple silicon. That would make it less powerful than the M1 Pro and M1 Max, but more powerful than the M1 chip it's intended to replace. Mark Gurman has previously claimed that the M2 chip would have an 8 core CPU, complete with four efficiency and high-performance cores, plus a 10-core GPU.
Neither the M1 Pro nor M1 Max has that many - each packing 8 and 10 cores, respectively. Previously, it was believed that the chip would have as many as 12 CPU cores. Gurman says that the M2 will “probably be a bit speedier than the M1” but “should retain the same 8-core architecture.” The MacBook Pro 2022 should see improved graphics, however, thanks to the move from seven or eight cores to nine or ten.ĭespite the rumors, we can't say how many cores the M2 chip will actually have. What’s interesting about the M2 is that it won’t surpass the current M1 chips. The MacBook Pro 2022 is expected to pack the rumored Apple M2 chip.
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