M5 Series¶
The current generation. The chips are identified; the machine catalog is not built yet.
Silicon¶
| Chip | SoC ID |
|---|---|
| M5 | t8142 |
| M5 Pro | t6050 |
| M5 Max | t6050 |
Primary targets¶
| Owner | Machine | Device ID |
|---|---|---|
| Aceacelogic_ | MacBook Air, M5, 2026 | j813 |
| Liamliamray10 | MacBook Pro, M5, 2026 | — |
| DJdjdev | MacBook Pro, M5 Pro, 2026 | — |
Hardware on hand, not a support claim. Device IDs marked — are not recorded yet.
The Pro and Max entries are provisional
The upstream codename table currently lists t6050 against both the M5 Pro
and the M5 Max. That is almost certainly a placeholder rather than two chips
genuinely sharing an ID — every prior generation gave the Pro and Max
separate SoC IDs. Both rows need confirming before they can be relied on.
Machines¶
Select a device ID to see its feature detail.
| Model | Device ID | Chip | SoC ID | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MacBook Air | j813 |
M5 | t8142 |
2026 |
There are no upstream device trees for t8142 or t6050, so j813 is recorded
from the team's own bring-up rather than a first-party source. The rest of the
M5 catalog — the MacBook Pro models among them — still needs adding the same
way, machine by machine.
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.