Quote from: Nobody006 on March 12, 2026, 17:33:45Yallneed to get real gamers to write these articles. There is no discount on the ps5. Not to mention he didn't even say what system. Where do yall find these journalists.

It literally says it gives you a Steam key.  Not the writer's fault that you have no reading comprehension, and don't know the most popular PC gaming storefront.

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@Alex
For 3rd party LLM prompt processing (pp) speed only the iGPU gaming performance matters.
-> So, if M5' iGPU perf increased by "up to 30%"² vs M4, then the 3rd party AI/LLM prompt processing speed will also increase by roughly the same amount.

For LLM token generation (tg), only the memory bandwidth matters (assuming one has enough unified memory to fit a LLM in the first place (so, the memory size matters too)).
-> So, if the memory bandwidth increased by 12.5% (=307.2 GB/s (M5 Pro)/273 GB/s (M4 Pro))¹, then the AI/LLM token generation speed will also increase by roughly the same amount.

¹ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro_(Apple_silicon)
² en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_M5#Performance

APPLE's claim of

Quote from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_M5#PerformancePeak GPU AI compute: over 4× faster

is going to be (or rather: will be) relevant only to their own, tightly integrated, aka 1st party, solutions, not 3rd party LLMs. But, ofc, I have nothing against if the 3rd party LLM pp and tg speeds are tested.