However, if your workflow gobbles up all the real memory, the 'slower, higher capacity' 128GB memory kit will boost performance dramatically.ĬONCLUSION: Not every 2013 Mac Pro owner needs more than 64GB of DDR3 memory, but it's nice to know that a 128GB kit is available (and easy to install) if and when you need it. The Mac Pro can be configured with single or dual 64-bit Intel Xeon Westmere 6-core processors. Just because a memory kit has a 75% lower clock speed than the factory memory doesn't mean your Mac will run 75% slower running most pro apps using average requirements.Ģ. 2010-2013 Apple Mac Pro Tower - Model 5,1. An examination of the Memory Stress panel in Activity Monitor revealed 72.5GB being used as File Cache.ġ. Of the 96GB of real memory installed in his Mac Pro tower, 95.6GB was in use.
He was also running Motion and Lightroom. (RED bar means FASTEST.)Īnother example of the need for more than 64GB of DDR3 came from a reader who was putting together sixteen 2K video clips with Final Cut Pro X. With the 128GB memory kit installed, Activity Monitor reported real memory use of 61GB by Photoshop itself and 69GB total real memory use including OS X and its minions.
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More precisely, Apple details that RAM for the 'Late 2013' Mac Pro models must meet these specifications: 1866 MHz DDR3 full length DIMM s. The PhotoShop diglloydHuge action file performs various functions including resize, convert, and rotate. Apple specifies that the Cylinder Mac Pro models have four user accessible RAM slots and support as many as four 240-pin '1866 MHz DDR3 ECC SDRAM' modules (PC3-15000). So memory clock speed doesn't translate to a big hit in performance, but when total real memory used for one app exceeds 64GB, the big hit is taken by the Mac Pro with the 64GB (and 32GB) kits. Here's a few examples of real world applications exhibiting only a slight loss in performance with the slower clocked 128GB kit. But do these numbers translate into big losses in the real world? (RED bar means FASTEST.) It could be worse since the clock speed is 75% lower.
The Geekbench 3 Memory Stream Copy Multi-core test indicates 22% loss of performance with the 128G upgrade. Harga: Baut Macbook Pro Retina Display Late 2012 2013 2014 2015Rp30.000: Harga: Battery Apple MacBook Pro 15 Retina A1398 A1494 Late 20Rp850.000: Harga: Macbook Pro Retina Late 2013 ME293 Core i7 Ram 16gb Ssd 256gb 15 inchRp12.000.000: Harga: Speaker Internal Macbook PRO RETINA A1425 Early 2013 Late 2012Rp320.000: Data diperbaharui. Will that slow down the Mac Pro? Or will the extra capacity compensate and speed things up?ġ28GB = 2013 Mac Pro 3.0GHz 8-core, 128GB 1066MHz memory (4x32GB), 512G flash storage, dual FirePro D700 GPUsĦ4GB = 2013 Mac Pro 3.0GHz 8-core, 64GB 1866MHz memory (4x16GB), 512G flash storage, dual FirePro D700 GPUs. Apple Mac Pro 6,1 3.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon E5, 12 GB ram, 256GB ssd, 2 x AMD FirePro D300 4096. The catch is that the 128GB kit is clocked at 1066MHz instead of the factory kit's 1866MHz. That's double the capacity of the top Apple factory 64GB DDR3 option. Last week we had the opportunity to road test a 128GB memory kit for the 2013 Mac Pro. Posted Tuesday, April 8th, 2014 by rob-ART morgan, mad scientist
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