Not really
All I can think of nMPmini as a decorative unit.
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I always wanted reliability and speed, and unfortunately external drives can't give you neither (and I speak from experience).
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I don't think you're going to get any of those answers from Apple before they launch. Except for #4 since we know RAM is replaceable.
http://www.apple.com/mac-pro/specs/
RAM and SSD are both listed as user accessible. I would bet that the GPUs are not replaceable but I can hold out hope. I've had 3 different GPUs in 2012 Mac Pro that I bought last December.
"With Apple's new Mac Pro scheduled to launch this month but no exact availability date having been disclosed by Apple, many customers have been anxiously awaiting word on when the machines will be available for ordering. It now appears, however, that units are starting to make their way to Apple's retail stores, suggesting that a launch may be imminent. "
https://www.macrumors.com/2013/12/1...source=osx&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=front
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Really? Was just posted on MR a bit ago.
I so agreeYour objections seem a bit misplaced if not irrational...
That's simply not true. The latest leaked benchmarks show the new 12-core is 20% faster than the 5,1.
There's no doubt you're pissed, but I'm still not understanding why. I'm a photographer as well, and I don't think I could have asked for a better solution than the nMP. It's a huge performance upgrade in every department vs. my 2009 Mac Pro... at least 2-3x the CPU performance (20% in your case), 5x the SSD speed, 2x the memory bandwidth, 10x (or more) the GPU performance. And I use a NAS for archived data already, so I don't miss the lack of drive bays.
I've had a drive fail on me both inside the chassis and out... and in both cases, it had nothing to do with where the drive was located.
Let's face it, the SATA2 bus in the 5,1 is 10-year old technology... and slow. Hopefully you're using some kind of PCIe storage now.
And a NAS is a perfectly good external storage solution for large volumes of media/data, particularly for someone like you with so many different systems that would likely benefit from sharing. I know... from experience![]()
http://www.apple.com/mac-pro/specs/
RAM and SSD are both listed as user accessible. I would bet that the GPUs are not replaceable but I can hold out hope. I've had 3 different GPUs in 2012 Mac Pro that I bought last December.
Could you clarify where they say the SSD is user replaceable? The RAM looks like it certainly will be, but the SSD might be soldered. Based on their animations, it looks like it it will be accessible, but nothing says that from what I can tell.
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Could you clarify where they say the SSD is user replaceable? The RAM looks like it certainly will be, but the SSD might be soldered. Based on their animations, it looks like it it will be accessible, but nothing says that from what I can tell.
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Look under where it says "Storage".
Seriously? Photo and video pros are exactly who the nMP is designed for. Not really sure what your problem is. As a 3D artist, it doesn't do anything for me yet, sadly, until my apps use OpenCL. But if I was a pro photographer or video editor, I'd have my American Express card sitting on the desk, waiting.I think it shows that I'm pissed at apple for not looking after Photo and video pros.
Do you think it will be tomorrow?
Considering tomorrow is the 17th, I would imagine anything later is getting awfully close to Christmas. If they stick to their Mon/Tues releases, then it's certainly not going to happen on Dec 24. So I say it's tomorrow, or Dec 31.
It's going to happen today
Finally! After 1239 days. This is the day!
I´ve been suffering so long!
I don´t know.