OWC MEMORY 64GB RAM IMAC PRO UPGRADE
Delivering speeds up to 2933 MHz, this 2 x 32GB kit is a memory upgrade designed to improve your computers start-up times, overall responsiveness, and ability to handle data-intensive applications. The machine’s modular design should allow for a certain degree of upgradability which is missing from the iMac Pro. Boost your supported Mac Pros performance with the 64GB DDR4 2933 MHz R-DIMM Memory Upgrade Kit from OWC / Other World Computing.
OWC MEMORY 64GB RAM IMAC PRO PRO
If you are looking for a machine as powerful as the iMac Pro but something that is upgradeable, you should probably wait for the new Mac Pro that Apple will unveil in 2018 or 2019. If you do have the courage though, OWC will be offering DIY memory kits for the iMac Pro down the lineĪpple has also used a beefy cooling solution on the iMac Pro to ensure that the 8 to 18-core Xeon processors inside the iMac Pro and the Vega GPU are not thermally constrained when pushed hard. Considering the target market, I don’t really think many iMac Pro owners would be interested in tearing down their iMac Pro for custom upgrades. The process is definitely not for the faint of heart and requires a certain level of expertise. The videos from OWC shows how you can tear down your $5,000+ iMac Pro and get access to its internals. The SSDs are not soldered to the mainboard which means you can upgrade them down the line as well. The teardown also reveals that Apple has used two 512GB SSD’s in RAID configuration on the 1TB model of the iMac Pro. However, Apple authorised stores would eventually be able to upgrade RAM on the iMac Pro, though given how complex the process is, it is likely going to be an expensive affair. Apple officially does not allow users to upgrade RAM on the iMac Pro on their own.
This also means that anyone looking to upgrade their iMac Pro memory themselves down the line would have to upgrade all four modules thereby making the whole affair pretty expensive.
This means that the base4 model with 32GB RAM features 4 x 8GB RAM modules, while the 64GB and 128GB models come with 4x 16GB and 32GB models. The teardown reveals pretty interesting tidbits about the iMac Pro and shows that Apple has truly gone all out with the machine.įor maximum performance, Apple uses a quad-channel RAM configuration in all iMac Pro variants. With the iMac Pro now being delivered to the first batch of customers, the first teardown of Apple’s first pro machine in years has also gone live thanks to OWC.
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