Wired
Apple’s built-in A13 processor’s external display may be used as an “eGPU” to solve the previous use of M1 processors that cannot be connected to an external graphics card device, and it will also help speed up the display output resolution and screen when connected to the device. Refresh rate and other specification adjustments can also reduce the external display, and increase the Mac display output performance resources.
Can be used as “eGPU”
According to the news, Apple may start to build an external display with a built-in A13 processor, which may be used as an “eGPU” (external graphics card) to solve the previous use of the M1 processor that cannot be connected to an external graphics card device. need.
The addition of a processor to the external display will also help speed up the display output resolution, screen update rate and other specifications adjustments when the device is connected. In addition, it can also reduce the external display and increase the Mac display output performance resources, which will more The display performance is reserved for the computing needs of the Mac, and it can even be used with the built-in processor computing resources of the external display to improve the overall computing performance.
At the same time, related news also pointed out that Apple is also preparing to launch an external display without a processor design to allow users to have more choices.
From the point of view of time, Apple is expected to announce the new external display together with the new MacBook Pro series, so it may be launched after this fall. According to previous rumors, the new MacBook Pro will include an upgraded 16-inch model and a newly added 14-inch model. Both are expected to be equipped with Apple Silicont processors and cancel the Touch Bar design. There are also rumors that the 16-inch model will be Add HDMI port.