Apple revealed the first Mac Pro 20 years ago today — its Intel Xeon-powered flagship desktop took the reins from the Power Mac G5

Apple revealed the first Mac Pro 20 years ago today — its Intel Xeon-powered flagship desktop took the reins from the Power Mac G5

Apple’s last Mac Pro was a 2023 model with the M2 Ultra chip. Then, in March this year, Apple confirmed there would be no future revisions of this desktop workstation flagship. The line had been effectively replaced by the Mac Studio , as a key reason for the Mac Pro to exist (upgradeability via PCIe expansion) had been sidelined by Thunderbolt 5 .

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thestryker The G5/Mac Pro is still one of my all time favorite case designs. Over the years I've pondered getting one and converting it to ATX, but it's a lot of work even with the conversion kit that's available. Over a decade layer and this is still my favorite conversion that I've seen: https://www.tonymacx86.com/powermac-g5/152674-rotten-apple-g5-case-mod.html Reply

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