Thread Title
Mac Pro... not sure if want.
Original Author
CC_333
Post Date
Category
Troubleshooting
Post Number
18
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Hi,
Mine better last forever, because it cost quite a lot when we bought it ($5,000!) back in 2009.
With room for 32 GB of RAM (and allowance for the possibility of a CPU and video card upgrade), it should at least make it to OS 11.1 or something.
I have felt at times that perhaps it's way too much computer for me (I don't do much that a plain old MacBook couldn't do), but I bit the bullet and got it anyway because I liked the large amounts of expandability it offers over other contemporary Apple desktops (such as the iMac, which I had considered buying instead; I probably would've, but expandability was too important).
Anyway, if you got it free, there's no reason to regret it! (I wish mine were free, however it wasn't, and being able to afford it when it was new make me feel kind of proud somehow).
Enough rambling for now...
c
Mine better last forever, because it cost quite a lot when we bought it ($5,000!) back in 2009.
With room for 32 GB of RAM (and allowance for the possibility of a CPU and video card upgrade), it should at least make it to OS 11.1 or something.
I have felt at times that perhaps it's way too much computer for me (I don't do much that a plain old MacBook couldn't do), but I bit the bullet and got it anyway because I liked the large amounts of expandability it offers over other contemporary Apple desktops (such as the iMac, which I had considered buying instead; I probably would've, but expandability was too important).
Anyway, if you got it free, there's no reason to regret it! (I wish mine were free, however it wasn't, and being able to afford it when it was new make me feel kind of proud somehow).
Enough rambling for now...
c