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| Apple can get rid of Intel processors and switch to AMD on their computers |
The report states that, based on a series of signals monitored by Apple macOS Catalina, Apple may in future use AMD processors instead of Intel processors for Macintosh computers, indicating that Apple is testing AMD Processor, to understand how it works with the computer. Macintosh.
In the past few months, more and more references of AMD chipset processors have been published in macOS Catalina blade from beta 10.25.2 to current release 10.15.4.
Since the Mac is currently using an Intel processor, the detected signal will of course raise speculation that Apple may consider running a Mac computer with an AMD processor. However, this has not been confirmed.
IPhone manufacturers rely on AMD to display graphics on select MacBook Pro, iMac, iMac Pro and Mac Pro models.
Twitter users have looked at code snippets for macOS Catalina 10.15.4 that relate to different AMD processors, and tweets also include references to AMD APUs like Picasso, Raven, Renoir and Van Gogh.
APU or (Accelerated Processing Unit) is the AMD marketing term for CPU and GPU on one chip.
These flags follow previous signs in earlier beta versions of MacOS Catalina. One of the symbolic names that appeared was Renoir, who is associated with the new chipsets in the AMD Ryzen 4000 series.
It should be noted that a report published a few months ago from Taiwan Economic Daily indicated that Apple plans to launch a Mac for high-end games during WWDC 2020, and that the device will work on AMD APU could be, but many players doubt this. this way