New benchmarks show that Apple in the case of a new Mac Pro really nothing nestearly, and despite the very small dimensions compared to the previous generation, the new one Mac Pro will see really powerful hardware. In addition to several benchmarks from the summer of this year, a new pre benchmark appeared today in the statistics of the new Geekbench 3 Mac Pro 2013, and we get an approximate idea of what you mean to us Apple is preparing this year. According to the tests, there may be several hardware configurations.
According to the new test, the computer named AAPLJ90,1 has an updated 8-core Intel Xeon E5-1680 processor with a frequency of 3.0GHz, as well as 64GB of DDR3 RAM with a clock speed of 1867MHz. We don't know more details about the graphics chips yet, but depending Apphe should Mac Pro include a pair of AMD Fire graphics in the highest configurationPro with 6GB GDDR5 graphics. The fact that this is a prototype of the device is not only evidenced by the unique benchmark and naming of the device, but also by the fact that the internal version of OS X Mavericks in build 13A3010 is on the device.
However, as he claims Apple, the device should have maximally 12 cores, so it's no wonder the most powerful prototype from 19.06.2013 it contains a 12-core Intel Xeon E5-2697 v2 with a frequency of 2.7GHz and 64GB DDR3 operating memory. It seems that the cheapest computer configurations should include 6-core Intel processors. In the benchmarks, on the one hand, configuration s 3.2GHz Intel Core i7 and 16GB RAMM, as well as configuration s 3.3GHz Intel Xeon and 32GB RAM.
