Mac Pro Xeon/2.66GHz (12 core)

Macworld's Mac Pro Xeon/2.66GHz (12 core) Coverage

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  12-core Mac Pro (Mid 2010) The 12-core Mac Pro is certainly not for everyone. It is expensive and unimpressive when performing everyday computing tasks. However, for anyone who makes a living working on high-end applications that can use and abuse the 24 virtual cores, the amount of time saved on processor-intensive tasks results in the 12-core Mac Pro being a bargain.
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  Mac Pro: Tower of power Senior Contributor Rob Griffiths is a very demanding user. The Mac Pro is fast, has got room to grow, and can drive more than two displays. What’s not to like?
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  Lab Report: The fastest Macs money can buy 2010 Want more bang for your buck? Apple offers upgrades for each system that can increase performance -- and the price -- of a Mac. Using our new Speedmark 6.5 performance test suite, Macworld Lab looks at a number of different build-to-options and finds four customized models that are among the fastest Macs we've tested.
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  12-core Mac Pro configuration now on sale Apple on Monday updated its online store to add a third base configuration to its recently revamped Mac Pro line, this one with 12 cores of processing power.