Apple's macOS Tahoe 26.3.1 update retroactively changes the naming of M5 MacBook Pro performance cores to "super" cores, reflecting a new nomenclature introduced with the M5 Pro and Max processors. This change is merely cosmetic and does not affect actual CPU performance. Content creators should note this update as an indication of Apple's evolving processor branding strategy rather than a functional improvement.
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