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It's identified internally as '''T6001'''. |
It's identified internally as '''T6001'''. |
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| + | ChipID => 0x6001 |
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| + | HWModel => J314cAP |
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| + | BuildVersion => 21A559 |
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| + | OSVersion => 12.0.1 (initial) |
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| + | BridgeVersion => 19.16.10548.0.0,0 (initial) |
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| + | BoardId => 0x08 |
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| + | DeviceColor => unknown |
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| + | ModelNumber => Z15H0010K |
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| + | RegionCode => LL |
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| + | HardwarePlatform => t6001 |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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Revision as of 19:18, 26 October 2021
The Apple M1 Max is an ARM-based SoC designed by Apple Inc for Mac computers, as an upscaled version of the M1.
It was first introduced at Apple's 'Unleashed' keynote on 18 October 2021.
It's identified internally as T6001.
Board Info
ChipID => 0x6001 HWModel => J314cAP BuildVersion => 21A559 OSVersion => 12.0.1 (initial) BridgeVersion => 19.16.10548.0.0,0 (initial) BoardId => 0x08 DeviceColor => unknown ModelNumber => Z15H0010K RegionCode => LL HardwarePlatform => t6001
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