This standard configuration replaces the two dual-core 2.66GHz Xeon chips on the preceeding Mac Pro offering with a pair of quad-core 2.8GHz processors. Other changes include a bigger hard drive, more installed RAM (not to mention double the RAM capacity), and a new graphics card. In addition to...
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This was my first Macintosh that I purchased in October of 2007. I purchased it with the release of OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and the knowledge that I could still run Windows via Parallels and Boot Camp. However, I had every intention of switching away; I have now found programmes for everything I left...
Read the full review →One of my all-time favorites. Annoyed with myself for starting with MacBook then iMac--should have grabbed this thing ages and ages ago. Using FCP and CS4 on my old machines was such a pain that I began to unconsciously avoid work for reasons other than simple procrastination....
Read the full review →I still need to add a few more things to this baby - a bit more RAM and a couple more 1TB drives - but as is all my film editing needs are met. Running FCP with dual HD Cinema displays and editing in RT at full frame rate with no dropped frames is sooo nice! Having the processing power to run...
Read the full review →Pros: It's quiet, fast, easily upgradable, innovative, dependable and runs Mac OS. It's nice having a machine that can really run Mac OS X to it's full potential. If this one I got for free ever crapped out, I'm positive I'd buy another one on the spot. Cons: It's a...
Read the full review →Why the low score? The single major problem for me is that the Pro is a workstation engineered as a home computer, and not a particularly heavy-duty one at that. While admirably quiet in idle or low-level-usage scenarios and sleekly fitting into most decor - unlike for example the hulking Dell...
Read the full review →I've had the Mac Pro for several years and it has rarely had any hardware problems. Buying the Apple Care was worth it though because the DVD burner died and also that warranty covered the Time Capsule piece of junk. The software upgrades are a lot less reliable, so you must back up your drives...
Read the full review →THE best computer I've ever had! I sell those so I get to work on every incarnation of Mac Pro. LOVE them.
Read the full review →As stated in my comments about the "Speed and features" score, this is not now nor has it ever been an attractive system for the PC gamer - it is not even remotely competitive on that front. This is both unfortunate and disappointing given the lip service that Apple is giving to gaming on OS X....
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