Apple also decided to mount the 12 RAM slots on the reverse side of the motherboard, on the opposite side of the CPU. Apple offers the new Mac Pro with up to 1.5TB of ECC DDR4 RAM. RAM: As we note above, the key difference with the Xeon W Apple uses is likely the RAM supported. That fan on back actually keeps the two SSD modules on back cool to maintain top performance. We could do that on PC if, well, people would give up ATX. AppleĪpple mounts the RAM slots on the back of the motherboard. The W-3175W takes it to 2TB, while the W-3275 maxes out at 1TB. On paper the “desktop” Xeon W-3175X tops out at 512GB of RAM, while both of these chips can support a ton more. Other distinctive touches (more details on Intel’s ARK, where we’ve lined them up for you) include Deep Learning Boost and security features, but one key difference is RAM. The Xeon W-3275M/W-3275 are basically the server versions of the “desktop” Xeon W-3175X (reviewed here) and can cost more than twice as much as the Xeon W-3175X’s $2999. Those CPUs are based on Intel’s Skylake cores and have a base clock of 2.5GHz, a turbo boost of 4.4GHz, and a Turbo Boost Max 3.0 clocks of 4.6GHz.
As always, Apple doesn’t say which CPU it’s using, but by all indications, it’s an Intel Xeon W-3275M or Xeon W-3275.
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