To match the quad-GPU support of the Mac Pro, you’ll likely need to upgrade to a far larger desktop on the Windows side, like Digital Storm’s Aventum X. Most notably, you’re limited to dual-graphics and fewer opportunities for PCIe expansion. Though these PC competitors may be more compact and lighter than Apple’s flagship computing powerhouse, all of these Windows 10-powered systems have some serious limitations compared to the Mac Pro in terms of performance expandability. HP’s similarly-sized Omen Obelisk measures 23 pounds, while Alienware’s Aurora R8 gaming desktop adds a top carry handle to its more bulbous 32-pound chassis. Well, the Mac Pro weighs more than double the 18-pound Origin Neuron, which comes in a more compact body. How do some of the familiar faces in the world of high-powered gaming PCs stack up? Measuring 20.8 × 17.7 × 8.58 inches, the Mac Pro is one of the most compact desktops you can buy today that supports quad-graphics. To accommodate its new design, the Mac Pro has increased in footprint, growing from an 11-pound canister to a 40-pound tower. The Mac Pro has increased in footprint, growing from an 11-pound canister to a 40-pound tower. But going piece by piece, will you realistically be able to get more power and expandability in a PC you buy or build for far less money? The answer isn’t as simple as you might think. With a $6,000 starting price, it’s not hard to see why.īut, how overpriced is it really? It’s always difficult to compare a Windows PC with an Mac apples-to-apples, especially since we don’t yet know exactly how the Mac Pro’s configurations will price out. When Apple announced the price of its new Mac Pro at WWDC, people balked.
Originally Published by, Chuong Nguyen via Digital Trends
0 kommentar(er)
