So maybe the nMP gets released next month? Hopefully at least a specific release date. Can't wait to see what all the final specs are.
So an 8 core MacPro 13 is about the same speed as a 12 core MacPro 10-12.
Don't forget 6.6" D x 9.9" H. Tiny. MacProNano indeed.
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That machine was running a 12-core Intel Xeon E5-2697 v2 at 2.7 GHz, representing what would be a high-end model of the machine.
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Today, a new Geekbench result that appears to be a second legitimate Mac Pro has appeared, this time running a lower-end 8-core Intel Xeon E5-1680 v2 chip at 3.0 GHz.
you must be rich if you have mac computer(s) for gaming.
Where is the Hasswell rMBP benchmark?
Come´on Apple give us a liitle glimpse please!!!!
i´ve been waiting since March
Any word on an updated Display to match the new Mac Pro design? According to the buyers guide, it's been 743 days since an update.
Ahahaha, I forgot all about that mid-2012 revision.
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my render farm's servers run 1.5 TB of ram each, this thing looks like a joke
good luck with your youtube movies...
enough about this. its time the front page got back to all iCrap toy news
I'm also wondering about the updated Display that will come out for the new Mac Pro. New spec bump on iMacs in the past few days. Didn't get an updated screen in a higher res, but I know it's not neeeed for the mass majority. Yet if they do release this on there next coming event with a revamped display all recent iMac buyers will be complaining. Anywho those specs are a great deal of computing power. I'm waiting on price details before I make up my mind by the end of this year.
This could be the very last generation for the ol' Mac Pro as a standalone desktop device. As internet bandwidth improves expect to see uber-thin clients off-shoring cpu work to data centers.
We work & play under iClouds with Thunderbolts.