What's Inside the 2019 Mac Pro? Complete Disassembly and Analysis

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We have our hands on the newest $6,000 2019 Mac Pro for a compete teardown and parts analysis as compared to its PC brethren.

Apple announced the new Mac Pro after years of waiting for a cheesegrater tower to replace the rapidly aging and woefully unsuitable trashcan Mac Pro released in 2013. While we don't have the new Afterburner card or the latest and greatest CPU configurations from Intel's Xeon W Cascade Lake X lineup, we do have Apple new hardware and answer many of the following questions: How do Apple's MPX modules work? Are the feet on Mac Pro removable? Can you use wheels other than the $400 wheels from Apple? Are other PCIe devices supported? How does the cooling system and fan configuration work? How is memory or RAM supported or inserted? Is the SSD upgradable by the end-user? And so much more!

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My apologies for the occasional lav mic audio popping in this video. We also have a bit of an artifacting problem from about 22 min to end of video. We exported at 2AM and should have previewed it before uploading. Sorry. We'll get it fixed for the next one!! Tons of awesome Mac Pro content coming from Snazzy Labs this holiday season (we're legit trying some crazy stuff), so get subscribed and enable notifications. Stay snazzy!!!

snazzy

This felt like Doug De Muro telling me about the Macs quirks and features.

mrscreamer

Snazzy the only guy would describe what twisting the handle feels like.

jamauai

Felt like watching a Doug DeMuro video

straightbusta

This is my favorite of the new Mac Pro videos: you skipped the pointless unboxing, and tore down the entire computer explaining each component along the way. Very well done, sir.

sTEALtooth

I love the fact that there are ZERO cables!

L.-..

Legit the most amazing disassembly video I could have imagined. Amazing work, Quinn.

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"I can hit that switch all day"
- Quinn Nelson, 2019

SoMyungJung

I'm not an Apple fan by no means but I love how clean and simple they designed this Computer. The lack of of cables really is a nice design choice and as well as the crazy upgradeability of the system.

jamalgumbs

That was a really cool tear down. Never in my life would I buy that thing but I just love seeing how it’s put together and the lack of cables is very impressive.

Stuntman