Mac Pro

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Expert review by : Robert Mohns (macintouch.com)

Review: Mac Pro

The new Mac Pro is the final Macintosh in Apple's line-up to make the transition from PowerPC processors to Intel processors. Based on Intel's 64-bit Xeon CPU, the Mac Pro has two dual-core processors - four cores in total, like the "Quad" G5....

Blisteringly fast, Extremely quiet, Four SATA II drive bays and fast PCIe, Excellent value vs. Xeon-based PC workstations or Quad G5, error-correcting memory should be more reliable, Runs Windows XP and Windows applications at full speed

Standard GeForce 7300 GT video card has tearing issues in gaming and vastly underperforms comparable PCs with decent cards, Airport and Bluetooth are extra-cost options, FB-DIMM memory is expensive, Incompatible with "Classic" Mac applications and with...

The Mac Pro is blisteringly fast, yet very competitively priced with Xeon-based PC workstations

Aug, 2006

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Expert review by : Eric Bangeman (arstechnica.com)

Mac Pro

The end of one era, the beginning of another

Aug, 2006

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Expert review by : Tom Yager (goodgearguide.com.au)

Mac Pro

You can't tell from the outside that Apple's new two-socket, eight-core Mac Pro, based on Intel's new Nehalem Xeon CPU, is much changed from the two-s...

Fast, green, silent, rugged, expandable

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If my take is right, then the 2009 Nehalem Mac Pro hardware platform, once purchased, is one that should stay stable and upgradable until, say, PCI Express 3 becomes an imperative.

Apr, 2009

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