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Find the exact chip or processor on your Mac
Apple started transitioning from Intel processors to Apple Silicon Processors in Mac computers with the models introduced in late 2020.
A Mac computer with an ARM64-based processor is commonly called an Apple Silicon Mac, while one featuring an Intel processor is known as an Intel-based Mac.
To find the chip or processor that your Mac uses, do the following:
Click the Apple icon on the menu bar at the top-left corner of your screen, and then select About This Mac.
The Chip/Processor information is displayed on the Overview tab.
For more information about the Apple Chip/Processor, read the Apple Support Article.
DocID: v20230925124107675 Last modified: 04/24/2025
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