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title: "M-series fleet ablation: M3 Ultra / M1 Ultra / M4 Pro"
title: "M-series fleet ablation: M1 / M3 / M4 / M5 (Ultra → laptop)"
date: 2026-07-16
device: "M3 Ultra 256GB · M1 Ultra 128GB · M4 Pro mini 24GB · M5 MacBook Pro 16GB (10-core)"
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# M-series Fleet Ablation Benchmarks
Same methodology as the 2026-03-09 wave2 doc (`--sweep ablation --resolution 512 1024 2048`,
checkpoint weights, 3 warmup + 10 bench runs), executed on three machines spanning the
Apple Silicon range. Contributed from a 3-Mac render-farm setup; happy to run follow-ups.
checkpoint weights, 3 warmup + 10 bench runs), executed across four machines spanning the
Apple Silicon range — **M1 Ultra (64c) · M3 Ultra (80c) · M4 Pro mini 24GB · M5 MacBook Pro
16GB (10c)** — i.e. oldest→newest GPU generation and Studio→laptop. Contributed from a
multi-Mac render-farm setup; happy to run follow-ups on any of them.
## Headline findings