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M3 Series

The generation where Apple began splitting a single marketing name across two SoC IDs. The M3 Max ships as either t6031 or t6034 depending on core count, and the M3 Ultra arrived two years after the rest of the family.

Silicon

Chip SoC ID
M3 t8122
M3 Pro t6030
M3 Max, 16 CPU cores t6031
M3 Max, 14 CPU cores t6034
M3 Ultra t6032

Primary targets

No M3-series machine is currently among the team's test hardware.

Machines

Select a device ID to see its feature detail.

Model Device ID Chip SoC ID Released
iMac 24-inch, 2× USB-C j433 M3 t8122 2023
iMac 24-inch, 4× USB-C j434 M3 t8122 2023
MacBook Pro 14-inch j504 M3 t8122 2023
MacBook Air 13-inch j613 M3 t8122 2024
MacBook Air 15-inch j615 M3 t8122 2024
MacBook Pro 14-inch j514s M3 Pro t6030 2023
MacBook Pro 16-inch j516s M3 Pro t6030 2023
MacBook Pro 14-inch j514c M3 Max, 16-core t6031 2023
MacBook Pro 16-inch j516c M3 Max, 16-core t6031 2023
MacBook Pro 14-inch j514m M3 Max, 14-core t6034 2023
MacBook Pro 16-inch j516m M3 Max, 14-core t6034 2023
Mac Studio j575d M3 Ultra t6032 2025

The two M3 Max bins are not a marketing distinction that stops at the spec sheet. t6031 and t6034 are separate SoC IDs, so the 14-core and 16-core MacBook Pros are separate machines with separate device IDs.

Support

Not recorded yet

Per-machine support states for this generation still need to be defined and filled in. Nothing on this page is a support claim.