iFixit specialists disassembled the new Apple Mac Pro: it still doesn't grate cheese well

After the 15-inch MacBook Air, iFixit specialists got to the new Mac Pro, which was presented

at the WWDC 2023 conference earlier this month.

What's new

So, hiding inside is a huge, but noticeablean empty motherboard, as well as the equally impressive M2 Ultra platform. The space where the RAM modules were previously located is now used for the SSD. However, you can't add additional RAM or install video cards—Apple uses that space for a second SSD if the customer has ordered the appropriate version.

In general, the design of the computer has not changed at all.The Mac Pro still uses a case with a lot of holes, which is still compared to a grater. Therefore, the iFixit representative did not miss the opportunity to try grating cheese on it. They tried this a few years ago when Apple redesigned the Mac Pro. Time has passed, the model has been updated, but the result is still the same: the PC is inconvenient for grating cheese. Moreover, the iFixit specialist chose several types of cheese, including gouda, mozzarella and parmesan. Parmesan can still be grated on a $7,000 computer, but it doesn’t work out very well with other cheeses.