Core Seed Apple Computer

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

Needed this new 12 core pretty quickly and found it here for 1k less than from the Apple store. ...

EXCELLENT CHOICE for any Apple computer.

I tried a 10 core with base everything else and it was a lemon. Very fast processing, but not stable at all. Apple let me trade that in for a top of the line i9. I thought 6 cores would work... Nope - Throttled before and after the update to around 2.2-2.5. This is an incredible machine. I just really hate Apples crazy price gouging when it comes to storage upgrades. I got 2 SanDisk Extreme SSDs here for $530 each so I have 1TB at 3000 mb/s and 4TB 550 mb/s... for a quarter of the price Apple charges.

One of those things you need to have, but wish Apple would include with your computer. Works great.

Always a good buy with any Apple computer.

I got the 10 core and have had this around 2 weeks have my old apple 27" monitor working for duel setup. Runs as it should for the cost, I would expect nothing else then 5 stars.

I wanted to buy a Mac Mini, but my budget was limited. I finally decided on a model with a 6-core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB SSD. The unit was on sale at B&H for $999, a saving of $100. The SSD size is fine--I can expand storage with the use of external SSDs, which are becoming increasingly affordable. I wanted more RAM, but that gets expensive at Apple's prices. Then, on checkout, B&H offered me 32 GB of RAM (to replace the existing 8 GB) for $128. That looked appealing, but, klutz that I am, I was unwilling to open up my new computer and try to install the RAM myself. Then I saw that B&H would install the RAM for me for $40. And, since their techs are Apple-certified, the installation would not void my Apple warranty. I went for it. Bottom line: I got a Mac Mini with a 6-core i5 processor, 32 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB SSD for $1167. A Mac Mini identically preconfigured by Apple would have cost me $1699. I saved $532 (31 percent).

I switched to Apple from PC about 4 years ago. My previous MacBook Pro was more powerful than any of my pc desktops before. So when Apple announced the release of their newest iMac Pro series with 8, 10, 14 and 18 core options, I was saving up my coins to get this monster computer. I chose the 10 core model because it actually has the fastest turbo boost processor speed. Since I use this for my home project recording studio, I have more than enough speed to run all of my extra programs with my Pro Tools Digital Audio Workstation. Everything is so fast and recording latency glitches seem to be a thing of the past. I’m sure businesses that do 3-D modeling and other cpu intensive projects might have need for the 14 and 18 core models but I couldn’t be happier with my iMac Pro.

I use this 8 core Apple Mac Pro mainly for my photographic needs. It works like a charm: silent and fast. Coming from an older Mac Pro with usb 2 ports, I am amazed by the speed and efficiency of this thunderbolt- equipped beauty. Highly recommended.