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| Apple Mac Pro (2012/2013) Model Identifier 5,1 Specifications: 2x Intel Xeon 'Westmere' 6-Core 3.33Ghz Processors (12-Cores; 24-Threads) 32GB (4x 8GB) DDR3 1333Mhz ECC Memory (new) Drive Bay 1: 1TB 7,200rpm Western Digital Hard Drive (new) Drive Bay 2: empty (available for expansion) Drive Bay 3: empty (available for expansion) Drive Bay 4: empty (available for expansion) ATI Radeon 5770 1GB Graphics Card w/ 2x mini-Display Port and 1x DVI Output (3 Display Support) Airport Extreme Wireless Card Bluetooth Superdrive Upgrade Options: (message me for these) Upgrade to 64GB (8x 8GB) DDR3 1333Mhz ECC Memory (new): $250 Upgrade to 96GB (6x 16GB) DDR3 1333Mhz ECC Memory (new): $600 Addition of 250GB Solid State Drive (SSD) (new): $150 Addition of 500GB Solid State Drive (SSD) (new): $275 Addition of 1TB PCIe Solid State Drive (SSD) (new) $475 Addition of 250GB PCIe SSD (new): $225 Addition of 500GB PCIe SSD (SSD) (new): $350 Addition of 1TB PCIe SSD (new): $550 Addition of 1TB 7,200rpm Hard Drives (new): $75 Addition of 2TB 7,200rpm Hard Drives (new): $100 Addition of 4TB 7,200rpm Hard Drives (new): $200 Upgrade to a ATI Radeon 5870 1GB Graphics Card - Genuine Apple Part - (1x DVI and 2x mini-Display Port): $75 Upgrade to NVIDIA GTX 680 2GB w/ 1500 CUDA Cores (2x DVI, 1x HDMI & 1x Display Port supporting 4K RES) [Add $200] Upgrade to NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB w/ 2300 CUDA Cores (2x DVI, 1x HDMI & 1x Display Port supporting 4K RES) [Add $325] Upgrade to NVIDIA GTX 970 4GB w/ 1664 CUDA Cores (2x DVI, 1x HDMI 2.0, & 1x Display Port supporting 4x Displays @ 4K RES) [Add $375] Upgrade to NVIDIA GTX 980 4GB w/ 2048 CUDA Cores (1x DVI, 1x HDMI 2.0, & 3x Display Port supporting 4x Displays @ 4K RES) [Add $600] Upgrade to NVIDIA GTX 980Ti 6GB w/ 2816 CUDA Cores (1x DVI, 1x HDMI 2.0, & 3x Display Port supporting 4x Displays @ 4K RES) [Add $800] Upgrade to NVIDIA GTX Titan X 12 GB w/ 3072 CUDA Cores (1x DVI, 1x HDMI 2.0, & 3x Display Port supporting 4x Displays @ 5K RES) [Add $1400] USB 3.0 4-Port PCIe Expansion Card (5GB/s maximum transfer rate) [Add $75] USB 3.0 2-Port & eSATA 2-Port Combination PCIe Expansion Card (20GB/s maximum transfer rate) [Add $150] Apple Slim Aluminum Keyboard and Mighty Mouse: $50 Apple Wireless Keyboard & Magic Mouse: $100 Included: Apple 12-Core 3.33Ghz Mac Pro (2012/13) Apple Power Cord Note: According to the serial numbers, these units were manufactured in 2013. The 'about this mac' page shows the year the model was originally released. The specific serial number of the unit reveals the month and year or manufacture. Unit is upgraded with Hynix, Samsung, or Micron memory, the same manufacturers Apple uses in their factory. The units come with a fresh install of Mavericks 10.9 operating system. Upon request, Snow Leopard 10.6.8, Lion 10.7, Mountain Lion 10.8, or Yosemite 10.10 can be installed instead. Cosmetically, the units are in great condition. They may have very light scratches or scuffs on the case. 8.5/10 The units came very clean on the inside; indicating they are lightly used. They came out of production from a non-smoking, well ventilated facility. 9/10. Functionally, the units are perfect, performing smooth and quick. 10/10 The benchmarks scores of the units were acquired with Geekbench 3, the gold standard benchmark software for Macs. The cylinder 12-core that retails about $7k has a average benchmark of 32,500. This unit has a benchmark of about 30,500 and costs half the price. Pro Tools 10/11 users - this unit is an excellent choice because going from a 8-core 2.4GHz to a 12-core 3.33GHz will reduce CPU usage (shown on the PT system usage monitor) by 30%. There will not be lag if you have a bunch of tracks and a ton of plug-ins. A nice possible upgrade will be going to a solid-state drive as your system drive and having a standard hard drive for your sounds/data. Maybe a 3rd drive devoted to recording to. Adobe / Final Cut users - this is an excellent system because of the high benchmark score. Increasing RAM will help with reducing rendering times. I highly recommend a upgraded graphics card. The ATI 5770 is not performance oriented. Feedback: iBuildMacs strives to accurately describe items and provide exemplary customer service. If there is an issue with the item you receive or our service, please contact us prior to contacting eBay, creating a case/claim/dispute, or leaving bad feedback. I will resolve the issue. Thank you. Warranty: We offer a 14 day return policy. This way buyers can use the Mac Pro with their applications, test the capabilities, and make sure everything is functioning as it should. Note that the unit will be thoroughly tested prior to shipment. Also, majority of components installed as part of the upgrade are new. From our past experience of selling hundreds of Mac Pros, we have maybe a 1% compliant rate. This includes maybe a faulty memory module or hard drive. In this rare 1% occasion, we immediately send out replacement parts. Rest assured that you will not have issues with the unit. Even if it is after the 14 day period, we will be here to help and find a solution to any problem that may arise. There are multiple units listed, so you may not receive the same serial number shown in the screen shot.
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