With the announcement of this computer, there’s no doubt that Apple is still interested in professional markets. With a slightly larger enclosure, there could be four instead of two:
Mac pro 2013 graphics card pro#
Ram / GPU and the Main drive is all updatable – it does seem that there is the possibility of installing 2 or more of these PCIe drives…įuture versions of the Mac Pro may have more space for GPU cards. But they are bespoke and a new form factor it seems. The Graphics cards in this new macpro are swappable. OK – I have a friend the WWDC and he has asked a lot of questions to the right guy. Perhaps Apple will offer a configuration of the Mac Pro with only one GPU card, and publish the specs for third parties to supply CPUs.Ĭonfiguring Mac Pros with alternate GPU cards will have to be done by confident engineers, but probably won’t require a visit to an Apple Store.Īccording to a ‘friend of a friend’ report from the Worldwide Developer’s conference posted to the CGSociety forum: The base board is then attached to the three card sockets: Apple have already stated that memory and flash storage will be user-configurable, however based on stepping through the Apple video, it seems as if the central chassis is put together with hex screws, and the three main boards are attached with a few screws: Room for improvement?Īs regards how upgradeable the computer will be, it might be almost as easy as the old Mac Pro to modify. This is is helpful if you’d like to step through the video frame by frame. If you want to get the source video, visit its Vimeo page and click the Download button.
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