Apple’s new Mac Pro became available for purchase on Tuesday, and Apple has begun sharing support documents and tutorial videos for the new pro-level machine.
The two new videos walk Mac Pro owners through RAM upgrades and graphics upgrades through adding a new MPX Module. The Mac Pro is designed to be upgradable, so all of its components can be swapped out as the need presents itself.
Apple has also published a support document listing the Mac Pro parts that can be replaced and upgraded. Upgradable components include memory, PCIe cards, Apple I/O card, power supply, SSD, and the wheels. (Apple advises that if you already have a Mac Pro and want to add wheels, to contact Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider.)
Many other Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR support documents are available, shown in the list below (via MacRumors):
- Mac Pro Technical Specifications
- Install and replace parts in your Mac Pro
- 2019 Mac Pro memory specifications
- Install and replace memory in your Mac Pro
- Install PCIe cards in your Mac Pro
- PCIe cards you can install in your Mac Pro
- About graphics-card compatibility between Mac Pro models
- Use the Radeon Pro 580X MPX Module with your Mac Pro
- Use the Radeon Pro Vega II MPX Module with your Mac Pro
- Use the Radeon Pro Vega II Duo MPX Module with your Mac Pro
- Using AMD graphics cards with Microsoft Windows on Mac Pro
- About the Promise Pegasus R4i MPX RAID storage module for Mac Pro
- Mac Pro status indicator light behavior
- Replace the power supply in your Mac Pro
- Replace the Apple I/O card in your Mac Pro
- About the Afterburner accelerator card for Mac Pro
- Use multiple displays with your Mac Pro
- Pro Display XDR Technical Specifications
- Set up and use Apple Pro Display XDR
- Use reference modes with your Apple Pro Display XDR
- How to clean your Apple Pro Display XDR
- Change the refresh rate on your Apple Pro Display XDR
