One of the most anticipated Apple products in recent years ended up being really weird: the Mac Pro with Apple Silicon. Many of us were waiting for a redesigned model, which would bring several configurations, which would be modular, with power never seen before…
What we have, however, is a Mac whose design has not changed, which it is not very modular and with only one chip available
The economy of scale prevails in these cases
The M2 Ultra chip requires power of around 300W. His trick here would be to include a 400W or 500W power supply to heal us a bit in health and that’s it. However, this Mac Pro includes the same as the Intel version, which supports a whopping 1280W
It has to do with economy of scale. Chances are the price difference between this power supply and a new one that Apple might manufacture for the Mac Pro with Apple Silicon is minimal. However, the cost of stopping production, prototyping, redesigning the production line and restarting is quite high. That’s the only reasonable reason
Still, if you decide to buy this new Mac Pro, at least you won’t have to worry about power draining. It is true that it will affect your electricity billso in that sense, maybe you should be a little careful.
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