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2:18 AM
Why is apple.stackexchange.com/q/299508/173522 a duplicate of apple.stackexchange.com/q/300141/173522 when mine was asked first and is also slightly different?
 
 
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5:13 AM
@Monomeeth so far, it's pretty amazing, but I don't really have it set up yet.
 
 
2 hours later…
7:31 AM
@Daniel That's great! :) Very exciting for you!
 
 
7 hours later…
2:42 PM
Ouch! Down under the iMac Pro starts at A$7,299.00. Configuring it to the max would cost A$20,634.00. I wonder how many they'll sell? (Then again, I remember paying over A$8,000 for a fully maxed out PowerMac G4 in 2001/02, so if that's anything to go by... LOL)
I look forward to the next generation Mac Pro (hopefully to be announced in June 2018). :)
 
3:35 PM
Yeah here in the States a fully maxed one is just under $14k USD, which actually doesn't sound unreasonable, considering the specs... Maybe I'm just used to Apple-inflated prices?
 
3:51 PM
Correction: it ends up being $13,350, which I think isn't terrible. The $800 per processor upgrade and $600 GPU upgrade seem reasonable. The $800 upgrade from 1 to 2TB SSD isn't bad, but the $2000 upgrade from 2TB to 4TB is a bit much. They murder you on the RAM, though. I could get 128GB of that RAM from Crucial for under $1700, but Apple is charging $2400 for the upgrade to 128GB from 32GB.
 
4:28 PM
Ye gods, just seen the UK pricing too - nearly 5 grand entry-level, up to about 11 grand fully-loaded.
 

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