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Apple MacBook Pro 16 (Nov 2023) — M3 Pro 12-core, 18-core GPU: specifications

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Performance score

Overall score (0–100) 16.2″, 120 Hz, 18 GB, 2.14 kg
22.87
37.33
8.41

The Apple MacBook Pro 16 (Nov 2023) — M3 Pro 12-core, 18-core GPU scores 22.87 out of 100 (average of CPU and graphics) and ranks 3639 among 8345 laptops.

A laptop's score is the average of its CPU and graphics scores by our calculation, not a benchmark. Graphics are counted at their power (TGP) in this very laptop: the same RTX 4070 at 60 W is slower than at 140 W.

FPS in 10 popular games

Resolution:
GameLowMediumHighUltra
Counter-Strike 2135–175105–13580–10560–80
Fortnite130–170100–13575–10555–80
Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced45–6535–5025–4020–27
Cyberpunk 207750–6535–5025–4022–29
Rust40–6030–4525–3319–25
PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS80–11060–8545–6535–50
Apex Legends90–12070–9555–7540–55
ELDEN RING50–7040–5530–4524–31
Red Dead Redemption 275–10055–7545–6030–45
Baldur's Gate 355–7540–5530–4524–32

Approximate. Estimated from the games' system requirements with this laptop's CPU and GPU (at its power limit here), ±15–20%.

Real tests

What the test measures

Blender is a popular free 3D graphics program. The test makes the device render three ready-made 3D scenes (light, shadows, reflections) and counts how many render passes it finishes per minute. The higher the number, the faster the device handles heavy work: 3D, video editing, photo processing. On a CPU the test loads all cores at once, so it shows the chip's full power; on a graphics card it shows its compute strength.

CPU rendering (Blender)

faster than 77% of tested · runs: 45

GPU rendering (Blender)

faster than 74% of tested · runs: 30

Median of real test runs on users' computers. It does not show FPS in games. Data updated: 31.10.2026. For laptops: the typical result of this CPU and GPU across different laptops, not adjusted to this model's power limit.

Description

The Apple MacBook Pro 16 (Nov 2023) — M3 Pro 12-core, 18-core GPU is a laptop by Apple, released in Q4 2023. It has the Apple M3 Pro 12-core, Apple M3 Pro GPU 18-core graphics, 18 GB of unified and 512 GB of storage, with a 16.2″ Mini LED screen, 3456×2234 at 120 Hz.

Overview

Overall score (0–100) 22.87
Processor Apple M3 Pro 12-core
CPU score 37.33
Graphics card Apple M3 Pro GPU 18-core
Graphics score 8.41
Brand Apple
Model code 117737
Release date Q4 2023
OS at launch macOS

Display

Screen size 16.2″
Resolution 3456×2234
Refresh rate 120 Hz
Display type Mini LED

Memory

RAM 18 GB unified
Storage 512 GB

Battery and body

Battery 100 Wh
Weight 2.14 kg

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