References to next-generation MacBook Pros with Kaby Lake chips found in Sierra code

Christian Zibreg, iDownloadBlog:

A developer-only preview of what would become the macOS Sierra 10.12.4 software update references a total of eight next-generation MacBook Pro models with the latest Kaby Lake processors from Intel.

Lower power consumption and, more importantly, support for 32GB of RAM. Interesting and inevitable.

UPDATE: A little birdie tells me that Kaby Lake’s built-in memory controller does not support 32GB RAM. So the move to Kaby Lake does not necessarily mean we’ll see Macs with 32GB RAM without the addition of a separate memory controller.



2 thoughts on “References to next-generation MacBook Pros with Kaby Lake chips found in Sierra code”

  1. Kaby Lake also doesn’t yield big performance gains over Skylake (if at all), and it’s only tangible benefit is video processing… which is handled by the dedicated GPU on the MBP anyway.

    Hots on for nowhere on this one. It’s just what’s next, not what’s better.

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