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  • New Mac Pro may not support PCI-E GPUs

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    nubus said:
    Apple Silicon is designed as fixed bundles of CPU, GPU, ML, and RAM. It doesn't play well the modularity that has been with us since Mac II. And why buy fixed performance when you can scale using the cloud? Workstations made sense 30 years ago with SGI, NeXT, and Sun Microsystems. Apple should make a partnership with AWS (or make a Mac cloud), improve the dull non-design of Studio, and kill the Pro.
    Cool concept for cloud computing. The down side if internet connection is down, the computer is down. Centralized workstation makes sense if everyone is back at the office and work. Post pandemic changes all that.
    cgWerkswatto_cobra

  • New Mac Pro may not support PCI-E GPUs

    ravnorodomravnorodom
    The next Mac Pro is better be something that Mac mini and Mac Studio can't: Stacks multiple layers of M2 Ultra chips on top of each other with blade fans/thermo sitting in between each chips. Max out these guys to the height of the current Mac Pro chassis. It maintains the modular concept in term of adding extra M series chip set instead.
    nubus9secondkox2chia

  • M2 Mac mini vs M1 Mac mini - compared

    ravnorodomravnorodom
    netrox said:
    ravnorodom said:
    Wow. M2 for Mac mini out of the blue? Surprise, surprise. I wonder why they can't bump up the RAM to 64GB like the last Intel model.
    For 99% of us, we don't need that much RAM. 

    RAM is less important than ever thanks to ultra fast SSDs and sophisticated memory managements. 





    But... but.... Mac Studio allows to bump up to 128GB of RAM !?
    watto_cobra

  • M2 Mac mini vs M1 Mac mini - compared

    ravnorodomravnorodom
    Wow. M2 for Mac mini out of the blue? Surprise, surprise. I wonder why they can't bump up the RAM to 64GB like the last Intel model.
    pulseimageswatto_cobra

  • Apple upgrades 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Pro, M2 Max

    ravnorodomravnorodom
    So low key from Apple over the M2 MBP appearing out of no where. I wonder what do they have under their sleeves for the next event?
    caladanianCluntBaby92radarthekatwatto_cobra