Support Apple M1 PRO (10C)/M1 MAX CPU

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Pablo Azurduy

January 14, 2022 23:12

Hey everyone,

I've seen on this post and in this post that you are supporting the new M1 chips, however, both posts were referring to the M1 (8 Cores - 4HP - 4LP). Today I was testing some instances in the M1 pro (10 Cores 8HP, 2 LP) and the solver seems to only be using 2 cores (meanwhile the same problem on the M1 (8C) was using the 4 high-performance ones). seems to recognize all 10 cores but it only "uses" 2 

on the plain-M1 I used to see the use of 100% of 4 cores (with the same problem). Is this processor supported?

Thanks in advance ! 

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  David Torres Sanchez

  • Gurobi Staff

  March 23, 2022 15:02

  I am not sure we have access to any hardware to test M1-pro chips.
  On the standard M1 it works like a charm on the current version 9.5.1.

  Cheers,
  David

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