One of the things that many users find quite respectful is get your hands on your Mac hardware to repair a component affected by a problem or simply expand its capabilities by adding memory or disk capacity.
However, this is due to ignorance of the hardware we are using and sometimes we only need a small guide that can help us, for this the people of ifixit are at our 'service' to carry out all these types of tasks and that although let's not finish throwing ourselves if we know where everything is.
On this occasion they have created a guide based on the new Mac Pro to carry out the pertinent repairs to it, finally discovering that it is not such a scalable or accessible equipment as it might seem at first, although yes, its expansion possibilities are not comparable with the previous model.
The easiest components to upgrade according to iFixit is the RAM to which can be accessed immediately After discovering the case for expansion or replacement, the CPU can also be exchanged without too much trouble.
They also made mention of the removable SSD storage drive just by removing a screw in addition to the fact that all the screws that the equipment uses are 'normal' Torx without having to acquire a specific tool to remove them.
The disassembly has been done on the basis of the standard Mac Pro model with the final note being gives iFixit of 8 out of 10, something really promising since many of the components can be easily separated without having to change others that are welded.
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Source - iFixit
