Apple Mac Pro 2013 MD878
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 | Mac Pro (Late 2013) Xeon E5 3.5 GHz - SSD 256 Go - 16GB Black refurbished excellent MD878LL/A | £249.00 | ||||
| Mac Pro (October 2013) Xeon E5 3,5 GHz - SSD 500 Go - 32GB Black refurbished good MD878LL/A | £290.00 | ||||
| Mac Pro (October 2013) Xeon E5 3.5 GHz - SSD 256 Go - 32GB Black refurbished good MD878LL/A | £298.00 | ||||
| Mac Pro (Late 2013) Xeon E5 3 GHz - SSD 256 Go - 64GB Black refurbished good MD878LL/A | £799.99 |
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Series Apple Mac Pro (workstations)
desktop, Xeon, E5-1680 v2, RAM: 16 GB, SSD, 256 GB, MacOS, Thunderbolt v2, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Apple Mac Pro 2013 is a desktop computer that evokes mixed reactions from users. On one hand, it is praised for its original design, compact size, and powerful performance, making it ideal for professional-level graphic work and media editing. Its efficient cooling system ensures quiet operation even under heavy loads, and it supports multiple high-resolution displays. However, the model is criticized for its high cost and limited upgradeability, with few memory slots and no internal access to graphics cards. Some users find it inconvenient for office use and note that many programs remain unoptimized for this system. Despite these drawbacks, it is considered a technological marvel, especially for those who require high performance for tasks like HD or 4K video editing.
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With all the desire, I couldn't find anything good in this model. Few memory slots with no space to install additional drives. A completely poorly designed model. Costs as much as an iron bridge, but in terms of functionality, it's useless. For that amount of money, one could already purchase a server. use Apple Mac Pro 2013 month or more i recommend it don't buy |
Played around with this beauty, but can't afford it yet :( But now I know what I need to save money for. I'm constantly dealing with video editing. I use an iMac that's not the newest. I thought of getting the latest MacBook Pro Retina, but now I know I want this wonder. This isn't a computer; it's a real little miracle! When I watched the presentation, I thought, "what a bucket?". But when I saw it in real life, I was amazed. It's very small, you can easily hold it in one hand and fit it into a small bag. Yet, its performance is top-notch! And it's made using the latest advancements. I recommend finding a video on the internet about how Mac Pro cases are made, and you'll learn what high technology is. It doesn't overheat, doesn't make noise. It runs on a normal operating system. Nothing but advantages. The only downside is the high cost. However, it is completely justified. My friends and I calculated how much it would cost to assemble a PC with similar specifications. It turned out that it's not any cheaper. But here you get a beautiful and complete computer with a pre-installed proper operating system. With the other option, you end up with a bunch of boxes from which you still need to assemble the computer and set it up. By the way, if you don't want to use pirated software, you will also have to buy Windows. Meanwhile, macOS is completely free. So, Macs actually don't cost any more than PCs, the key is to calculate correctly. just bought Apple Mac Pro 2013 i recommend it should buy |
I ordered this as a gift for my anniversary. It's not cheap, but it's worth it. The first thing to note are the advantages of the equipment. 1. Ideal heat exchange circuit. Unlike regular laptops and desktop units, it heats up very slowly. 2. High operating speed. 3. Reading and processing video files even with 4K resolution. 4. Sturdy and lightweight case. Disadvantages: 1. Impossible to replace the video card; 2. Inconvenient for office use, but quite suitable for travel and for people whose profession involves movement; 3. Many programs are still not optimized for such a computer. 4. Very expensive. 5. The graphics cards can't handle some games. Original design, compact, powerful processor, warranty over 2 years. Unoptimized programs, missing and expensive additional parts.  Alla5149: use Apple Mac Pro 2013 month or more i recommend it should buy |
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