PowerMax takes a look inside Apple’s new Mac Pro in photos here:
http://www.powermax.com/articles_reviews/article.php?id=33
PowerMax takes a look inside Apple’s new Mac Pro in photos here:
http://www.powermax.com/articles_reviews/article.php?id=33
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1) See the pictures in this article.
2) See yesterday’s MDN article about Apple claiming anything named “Pod” as their as their trademark
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Skeptical
Can´t wait to get one of my own.
People are so strange. First thing to do when they get a new Mac is autopsy.
Can´t wait to get one of my own.
People are so strange. First thing to do when they get a new Mac is autopsy.
So, how many of you took apart your radio as a kid, or perhaps a blender or a toaster, just to see what it looked like inside? Hmmmm????
I did. There, I admit it. And it was fun, too! ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”smile” style=”border:0;” />
(then mom found out what I was doing – not so much fun until it worked again…)
Nice machine, would one of you please
buy me one? Please?
<nitpick> Neither “dissection” nor “autopsy” is the correct word for taking apart something that was fully functional at the time. The terms “vivisection” or “exploratory surgery” would be more correct. </nitpick>
Self contained liquid cooling in each CPU heat sink (radiator). It also appears to have liquid cooling for the graphics card. Although the Intel chips put out less heat than a G5, I see that they used liquid cooling to keep the volume of the heat sinks to a minimum.
I’m not crazy about liquid as a thermal transfer medium, but considering the amount of power these chips dissipate and for saving space, it’s now a necessity. If they used only airflow to pull out the heat, it really would be a wind tunnel inside. Kudos to the Apple engineers for designing such compact radiators.
Mac Pro Deflowered.
DP!
BUTT TO BUTT!!
Talk about Mac Pr0n…
get a clue, there is a bigg difference between sealed gasious / liquid cooling, and standard liquid cooling with a pump and resivour..
the cooling in these units is sealed/ pumpless, and safe.. even if somehow the liquid leaked out it would still be more than adiquit cooling.
I never thought I’d say this, but that’s way too much computer for me. I was planning to replace my G4 PowerMac with an Intel MacPro, but it would be a waste of a good machine. I think I’ll wait for the next speed bump on the Mac mini and get one of those. It will be probably 6 times more powerful than my 1GHz G4.
The best aftermarket CPU heatsink fan units utilize heat pipes. Also, the motherboard manufacturers are using them on the chipsets. Fanless style graphics cards use them with oversized heat sinks for silent cooling too. It works great when properly implemented.
Here’s an example of how pictures should be taken:
http://www.billnoll.com/g5/
The series shown with this article don’t do the machine justice, even making it look like a cheap PC IMHO.