Apple's Mac Pro, equipped with the formidable M2 Ultra chip, matches the performance of Mac Studio despite its higher price.

However, according to test results, Mac Pro does not deliver better performance than Mac Studio, despite its larger size and superior cooling system.

Mac Studio with M2 Ultra is identified as Mac 14,14, whereas Mac Pro is identified as Mac 14,8. Initially, there were thoughts that M2 Ultra in Mac Pro would outperform Mac Studio due to its larger cooling system.

However, M2 Ultra on Mac Pro still achieves a score of 2794 in single-core and 21453 in multi-core benchmarks. This version comes with 64GB RAM; however, changing RAM will not make a difference in single-core and multi-core performance scores.

This implies that Mac Studio offers similar performance to Mac Pro at a lower price. However, Mac Pro targets users needing to utilize 7 PCIe slots for upgrades.

A notable drawback is that this slot does not support AMD Radeon GPUs or any other GPU, meaning the PCIe slot on Mac Pro is only for adding high-speed network cards, expansion cards, features, or storage upgrades.