Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

It's really no coincidence that the updated Mac Pro lit up recently in US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) documents, then on Instagram from the popular Scottish singer-songwriter and music producer Calvin Harris. Apple along with the announcement of the new 16-inch MacBook Pro announced that it would start selling the workstation in December.

Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

Recall: focused on the professional market and presented in June the system is assembled in the US and promises a return to the roots in terms of traditional PC modularity and more or less versatility - the original Mac Pro came out in 2006 as a traditional computer unit.

Apple's previous experiment in the form of a radically redesigned Mac Pro presented in 2013 in a compact cylindrical glossy turbine-cooled case will be forgotten by fans of the Cupertino company and the manufacturer itself. The design, nicknamed the "wastebasket", proved impractical, and serious restrictions on the size of components and temperature conditions prevented owners from making major upgrades, and Apple from offering up-to-date updates and providing the most powerful configurations.


Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

However, Apple offers to pay for everything - the most basic Mac Pro configuration costs $5999. For this impressive amount, the buyer gets a fairly average configuration: 32 GB of RAM, an 8-core Intel Xeon processor with a frequency of 3,5 GHz, an AMD Radeon Pro 580X graphics accelerator and a 256 GB SSD.

Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

But, of course, most systems will be much more advanced. The computer allows you to install a 28-core 300-Watt Intel Xeon processor, up to 1,5 TB of 6-channel RAM (12 DIMM slots), and SSDs with a maximum total capacity of up to 8 TB. The HDD can only be installed as external drives - for this you can use two USB-C (Thunderbolt) ports and two USB-A ports on the rear panel of the system or two more USB-C (Thunderbolt) - on the top side next to the power button. Additional Thunderbolt 3 ports can be obtained through special MPX expansion modules. There are also 8 PCI Express slots, half of which are double-width for larger graphics cards and expansion cards.

Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

Video cards for Mac Pro are available in MPX. AMD Radeon Pro 580X, Radeon Pro Vega 2, and Radeon Pro Vega 2 Duo options are available, with the latter pair delivering a total processing power of 56,8 TFLOPs, 10x the performance of the 580X, not to mention the 128GB HBM2 video memory array . For video, Apple offers a dedicated module that accelerates up to three 8K/30p ProRes streams or 12 4K/30p ProRes streams simultaneously, eliminating the need for a proxy. A special Apple T2 security co-processor is responsible for data encryption, ensuring that only trusted software runs, even at the lowest level.

Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

It's not clear what the price of the Mac Pro's top configuration is, but some estimates could easily top $70. It's reported that the computer can handle up to six 000K streams in Final Cut Pro, but it's yet to be revealed exactly what configuration this would require.

Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR

Apple will also launch a 32-inch monitor with the Mac Pro next month ProDisplay XDR. This high-quality 6K display costs $4999. A version with a matte finish nanotexture will cost $5999. You will have to pay another $999 for the Pro Stand, and $199 for the proprietary VESA mount. In general, patriotism in the United States is very expensive.

Apple's New Mac Pro Coming Next Month With Pro Display XDR



Source: 3dnews.ru

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