Apple has officially announced the pricing for the Mac Studio configuration featuring 512GB of unified memory. This option was previously announced in August and is now available for order on Apple's website.
The 512GB RAM upgrade is exclusively available with the top-tier M5 Ultra chip, which includes a 36-core CPU and an 80-core GPU. This memory option cannot be selected with lower-tier processors.
Upgrading to 512GB of unified memory costs an additional $15,500 compared to the base M5 Ultra configuration, which comes with 96GB of RAM. A Mac Studio configured with the M5 Ultra, 512GB of unified memory, and 1TB of storage will cost $22,299. The price can reach $29,799 with 16TB of storage.
Orders for the Mac Studio with 512GB of RAM are expected to ship with delivery dates ranging from late November to early December.
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Apple has revealed the pricing for the 512GB RAM configuration of the Mac Studio, which is available with the M5 Ultra chip. This option adds $15,500 to the base M5 Ultra configuration, making the total price for a 512GB RAM, 1TB storage model $22,299.