Every MacBook Pro 16" generation, with the memory bandwidth and unified memory that decide which models it can run. Pick a chip for its full model fit breakdown.
The M5 Max is the current generation at 614 GB/s and up to 128 GB. On the used market the M4 Max is the one to look for: 546 GB/s and up to 128 GB, which is the pairing that decides what runs, and neither figure changes with the age of the machine.
460 to 614 GB/s · 36 to 128 GB unified memory
Holds about a 172B model at Q4
307 GB/s · 24 to 64 GB unified memory
Holds about a 85B model at Q4
410 to 546 GB/s · 36 to 128 GB unified memory
Holds about a 172B model at Q4 · Used market
273 GB/s · 24 to 48 GB unified memory
Holds about a 63B model at Q4 · Used market
300 to 400 GB/s · 36 to 128 GB unified memory
Holds about a 172B model at Q4 · Used market
150 GB/s · 18 to 36 GB unified memory
Holds about a 47B model at Q4 · Used market
400 GB/s · 32 to 96 GB unified memory
Holds about a 129B model at Q4 · Used market
200 GB/s · 16 to 32 GB unified memory
Holds about a 42B model at Q4 · Used market
400 GB/s · 32 to 64 GB unified memory
Holds about a 85B model at Q4 · Used market
200 GB/s · 16 to 32 GB unified memory
Holds about a 42B model at Q4 · Used market
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