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Which might have been okay, because iirc the complaints weren't really 'we want upgradable pro machines' - they were more 'just build a pro machine'. Other than
by sudhirj 9y ago
Which might have been okay, because iirc the complaints weren't really 'we want upgradable pro machines' - they were more 'just build a pro machine'. Other than upgradability of core components, I'm not sure what the Mac Pro can possibly bring to the table now. And it seems like there aren't that many folks who care about upgradability alone.
- e40 9y agobecause iirc the complaints weren't really 'we want upgradable pro machines' That is totally untrue. The places I was complaints were all about upgradability. That's why many people still get the previous generation of Mac Pro's and upgrade the processors, graphics cards and add SSDs. My main machine at work is one of these, and feels just as fast as my Mac Pro 6,1 (the trashcan version) at home.