Those CPUs are based on Intel’s Skylake cores and have a base clock of 2.5GHz, a turbo boost of 4.4GHz, and a Turbo Boost Max 3.0 clocks of 4.6GHz. As always, Apple doesn’t say which CPU it’s using, but by all indications, it’s an Intel Xeon W-3275M or Xeon W-3275.
Because no one has USB Type A flash drives right?Īpple spared almost no expense with the new Mac Pro. As we break down the specs you’ll see where the money went-to get the best that money could buy.ĬPU: 28-core Xeon W. There are no ports on front, but at least you get them on top in the form of two Thunderbolt 3 ports. What’s more impressive, what’s more important to a crowd who cares only about performance, is what’s inside.Īnd there, Apple doesn’t disappoint (mostly). Yes, if you have nothing kind to say about cheese graters, don’t say it. And no, we don’t mean the actual looks, because, well, the looks are in the eyes of the beholder.
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The good news is Apple returns to the pro game as only Apple can: with high-end specs, even higher prices, and one actually bad-ass looking Mac. With the debut of the new Mac Pro on June 3, we can finally say, “welcome back to the professional market that you unceremoniously dumped overboard a few years ago, Apple.” (Sure, true believers will say Apple never left, but uhh, trashcan amirite?)
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