Our file copy test was more than 4 times as fast on the new Mac Pro’s PCI-connected flash storage than on the 12-core system’s 7200 rpm drives.
#4 CORE TO 6 CORE MAC PRO PRO#
The new Mac Pro was faster in every test except the Cinebench CPU test, which was 10 percent faster on the 12-core system. In terms of overall performance, the 6-core Mac Pro was an impressive 65 percent faster that the previous high-end stock Mac Pro, the 2012 12-core Mac Pro with two 6-core Intel Xeon processors running at 2.4GHz.
The new Mac Pro also comes with dual gigabit ethernet ports and 802.11AC wireless networking.įor more details about the ins and outs of the new Mac Pro consult our complete review of a 3.0GHz 8-core Mac Pro. The new Mac Pro is really meant to be configured at the time of purchase, with any additional storage or cards added externally through the six Thunderbolt 2 ports or four USB 3.0 ports. It comes with the same amount of internal flash storage as a laptop and no available PCI slots for video capture cards, RAID cards, or the like. Standing just under 10 inches tall and weighing 11 pounds, the Mac Pro’s design, beautiful as it may be, completely redefines Apple’s ultimate Pro machine. With a $3999 price tag, it’s $1000 less than our previously tested custom Mac Pro, and this stock model held up well in our benchmarks.
This new Mac Pro has a single 6-core Xeon processor running at 3.5GHz, with 256GB of flash memory, 16GB of RAM, and dual AMD D500 graphics. It took some time, but Macworld Lab finally got a stock configuration Mac Pro.
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