With it, Apple said you can have three streams of 8K video going, or 12 streams of 4K video as you edit. There’s an accelerator card called the Afterburner that you can add, which pushes video workflow ahead even more. Simply put, the Mac Pro can handle anything - without sounding like a typical gaming PC.Īnd we’re not even done. Even more impressively, this module is completely fanless, relying on one massive heat sink to keep things cool. Apple says the module itself uses adds a secondary connector to the standard PCIe connector to integrate Thunderbolt all throughout the system for extra power. The base option comes with an AMD Radeon 580X, but you can go all the way up to Radeon Pro Vega II Duo, which means there are two Radeon Pro Vega II cards, and a ridiculous 28 teraflops of graphics performance. There’s also Apple’s MPX Module, which houses the graphics card.
Simply put, the Mac Pro can handle anything. This is the kind of Mac Pro some people have been anticipating for over ten years now. The ability to just keep adding more power to the Mac Pro makes it daunting but insanely impressive. Similarly, there’s a 256GB SSD by default, but you can bump that up to 4TB if so desired. It can go all the way to a 28-core Xeon processor, with a whopping 1.5 TB of RAM.
Inside, you get an Intel 8-core Xeon processor with 32 GB of RAM powering the Mac Pro, but that’s just the base model. With eight slots total, the Mac Pro offers a truly customizable experience that can’t be found elsewhere in the Mac ecosystem.
You can replace and add components easily, with Apple bringing PCIe expansion slots back into the fray. There’s a d-latch at the top that you rotate and lift up to remove the stainless steel housing, delivering 360-degree access to the Mac Pro’s internals. You can even rack mount it if so desired. The handles at the top are to help hold the Mac Pro, and the case has an option to add wheels if you want to roll it around.
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