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MP 7,1 New Mac Pro - dead already... "In Memory Panic stackshot succeeded"
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Apologies for my description.....
Did you start up the mac before swapping out the ram?
As you say maybe something was bad from the start.
How long will the replacement machine take to arrive?
Hello,
No problem ;-)
Yes I started once. I change the Ram after, and reboot. Everything went fine. And then the OS X update, and troubles came.
It takes 3 weeks for the replacement...
It's strange, it's not possible to order RAM only on Apple website.
For the next machine, I will upload before changing RAM.
Best
Robin
You right, but only 2x64 RAM. And for a very expensive price, more than 1.5x more expensive than during the order. They really don't want we buy their RAM.
Doing some searches for "memory panic stackshot succeeded", I have a couple more suggestions. First, open the system and reseat the memory and graphics card. (And be sure to follow proper anti-static protocols.) Double-check that the memory is in the proper slots. Second, boot in detail mode and video capture the screen as it boots. It sounds like this particular panic is a "final" panic when the system can no longer report errors. There may be earlier errors during boot-up that will be enlightening.
Make sure that you install the ram modules in the correct order and slots:
Install and replace memory in your Mac Pro (2019) - Apple Support
Learn how to remove and install memory in your Mac Pro.
Yes, the Italians are known for their absolutely reliable never ever temperamental cars. Ferrari is just Italian for "Camry".
Irrelevant after it enters the shipping system. Mine came via UPS and the box showed signs of the typical love that UPS shows all packages these days.
Sorry to hear your problem, that’s a bummer.
But I really don’t get why you would spend $26000 on a mac and then get inferior ram to save $2500...
If I get a new mac, I will definitely stick with Apple components initially to ensure compatibility.
Where do you think Apple gets its RAM from? They certainly don't make it themselves. They buy it from Micron or whoever.
There are only three manufacturers of the DRAM chips that form memory modules left on planet Earth - Samsung , Micron and Hynix SK . Not a whole lot of choice , but all are at least high quality . Now , what the various memory module manufacturers do with these parts is another story . It is still possible to disappoint .