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That's disappointing, where did you read this? The images on apple.com show socketed RAM, which suggests to me that it might be possible to open the unit:
by dunham 9y ago
That's disappointing, where did you read this? The images on apple.com show socketed RAM, which suggests to me that it might be possible to open the unit:
https://www.apple.com/v/imac-pro/a/images/overview/storage_large.jpg
I was kinda hoping that'd be the case, as it would be a welcome change from my 2012 iMAC, which is glued shut and limping along on a HDD.
- trynewideas 9y agoMKBHD via MacWorld: https://www.macworld.com/article/3242187/macs/imac-pro-shipping-december-14-ram.html https://www.macworld.com/article/3242187/macs/imac-pro-shipp... > Brownlee got a chance to play with the new 10-core machine for a week, and while he praises the speed, he notes that the iMac Pro isn’t user upgradeable. Even the RAM door that is on the back of the 5K iMac is gone, which will surely upset power users. 9to5 also reported that back in June, claiming confirmation from Apple.