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I'd be willing to bet their data shows only some fraction of their Mac Pro buyers actually max out the RAM, so they're fine with discarding that group in favour
by synicalx 4y ago
I'd be willing to bet their data shows only some fraction of their Mac Pro buyers actually max out the RAM, so they're fine with discarding that group in favour of the majority.
- tanelpoder 4y agoYep. The 1.5 TB max capability came “for free” with the Intel Xeon architecture (if you chose to populate the 12 DIMM slots with the expensive 128 GB ones). Might be that very few people (if anyone at all!) actually did that or needed that. Edit: However, 384 GB of RAM seems a too low maximum though for a maxed out 2023 professional workstation.