Apple Mac Studio M2 Ultra (24-core CPU/60-core GPU) 64GB/1TB

With my new Mac Studio with M2 Ultra, I can handle heavy graphics tasks at lightning speed. My Mac Studio does not heat up and makes almost no sound. I do regret that no peripherals such as a monitor, mouse or keyboard are included. Sleek, compact design with many connections When I unpacked my Mac Studio, I was surprised by the compact size of the desktop. It's the same width as Mac Mini, so it fits easily on my desk. However, it is higher than Mac Mini. This also provides more space for connections. At the front you will find 2 USB-C Thunderbolt 4 ports and an SDXC slot. At the back of my Mac Studio there are also 4 USB-C Thunderbolt 4 ports, an Ethernet connection, 2 USB-A ports, an HDMI connection and a mini jack connection. In short, a docking station is really not necessary with this Mac Studio. I connect the mini PC to my screen via the HDMI port. My mouse and keyboard are wireless, so I'm left with plenty of ports to plug in accessories. Powerful enough for the most demanding graphics tasks My Mac Studio has the Apple M2 Ultra chip. This powerful chip can handle the toughest tasks. For example, I edit complex 3D files in Shapr3D and I develop apps in Xcode. Everything is very fast and smooth, which saves me a lot of time. Thanks to the 64GB RAM, I can continue working on my other 4K video projects while rendering. All this without my Mac Studio heating up or making noise. This is due to the special cooling system at the bottom. This system sucks in cool air and blows the warm air out again. As a result, I always work well concentrated. Especially suitable for the demanding user My Mac Studio with M2 Ultra chip is really intended for professionals who work with the most demanding workflows. I do work in heavy programs, but I really don't connect 8 screens, for example. This is also not something everyone needs. As an everyday user, the cheaper Mac Mini will also suffice. This mini desktop is suitable for lighter, administrative tasks.