This machine spends most of its time under load as a video editing machine for Premiere Pro CC and also a fair bit of time in After Effects, Photoshop and Lightroom.Īs a video editing machine, the need for external storage is obvious since it only has a meager 256GB internal drive. It is equipped with the 6-Core 3.5GHz Xeon E5 option with 16GB of RAM, 256GB PCIe flash drive and dual AMD FirePro D5000 3GB cards. I’ve been using the new Mac Pro for a few months now and decided to share my thoughts here. For some, the answer was quick and easy – one way or the other. Then came the real questions about power, capability and expandability. The shock of the design quickly led to memes all over the Internet, likening the new machine to everything from trash cans to coffee makers. Then, at WWDC in June 2013, Apple unveiled the new Mac Pro.
A Facebook group entitled “ We Want a New Macpro” surfaced and became a rally point for thousands of professional users – the most vocal of which were heavy use video editors.Īpple seemed to have received the message that impatient professional users were leaving (or threatening to leave) for a more modern hardware experience on Windows workstations. Shortly after the 2012 refresh, Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed that a new Mac Pro would be delivered in 2013. When Apple made the 2012 Mac Pro update, many professional users flipped out over the incremental updates and the failure to include modern I/O options like USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt, a technology that Apple had been pushing hard in its laptops. When Apple switched to Intel chips, it became the Mac Pro in 2006 and received periodic updates through 2010. The big, aluminum tower had been the symbol of the professional Mac user since 2003 when Apple released it with the Power Mac G5. Apple took what felt like forever to make a meaningful update to the last generation of the Mac Pro.
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