35B An Jeong-kwonUpdated September 2026

MacBook Pro M4 Pro 48GB Integrated memory 48GB · Usable space for model approximately 41GB

This is an M4 generation professional laptop configuration that can comfortably load 27B to 35B MoE models with 273 GB/s integrated memory bandwidth and 48GB memory.

Hardware core specifications

available memory
41GB
Memory bandwidth
273GB/s
Estimated sustained LLM load
About 85W
Korean price range (KRW)
290 × KRW 10,000–400 × KRW 10,000

a person who fits well

  • Utilizes 41GB of available memory
  • Quiet finished product composition
  • Qwen3.6 35B-A3B (MoE) level local inference

In this case skip it

Unified memory is advantageous for loading large models, but CUDA-specific tools and multi-GPU workflows should be explored separately.

Recommended format for each device 4K input

The model you will experience with this equipment

MiniCPM5-2B

Required 2.07GB · spare time

MLX 4-bit

Decode

131.9 ~ 146.6 tok/s

First token

1.7 to 3.8 seconds

speed tuning

Qwen3.6 35B-A3B (MoE)

recommended

Required 21.28GB · spare time

MLX 4-bit

Decode

19.6 ~ 46.1 tok/s

First token

2.7 ~ 6.3 s

speed tuning

Actual speed may vary depending on runtime version, cooling status, context length and quantization file.

On sales pages, look at memory before chips.

The model and speed assumptions above change if the product is not the 48GB configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which local LLM can be run on the MBP M4 Pro 48GB?
You can compare MiniCPM5-2B, Qwen3.6 35B-A3B (MoE), etc. with 4K input and recommended formats. Memory requirements vary depending on model and context length.
What is the local LLM computing power of the MBP M4 Pro 48GB?
Expected to draw approximately 85W under sustained load, with an actual range estimated between 60–120W.
Are the displayed token speeds ground truth?
These ranges normalize collected benchmark measurements to the same conditions. Only combinations without matching measurements are estimated from nearby measured values. Results can vary by runtime, cooling, model file, and context length.