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Apple

Apple Mac Pro Late 2013 3 GHz 8-core 64GB DDR3 1TB Dual D700 MD878LL/A-CTO

SKU CH-ECH9-HRWXJ

A 2013 Mac Pro desktop with a 3 GHz 8-core Xeon, 64GB DDR3 ECC, 1TB flash storage and dual FirePro D700 GPUs

  • Screen sizeNo Screen
  • ProcessorIntel Xeon
  • Memory size64 GB 1866 MHz ECC DDR3 (4 × 16 GB)
  • Storage drive1 TB PCIe Flash
  • GraphicsDual AMD FirePro D700
  • CPU3 GHz 8-core with 25 MB of L3 cache
  • 3 GHz 8-core Xeon with 25MB L3 cache for demanding workloads
  • 64GB 1866MHz DDR3 ECC memory supports large datasets
  • 1TB PCIe flash storage delivers fast data access
  • Dual AMD FirePro D700 GPUs with 12GB total GDDR5 VRAM
  • 11ac wireless card provides cable-free connectivity

Late 2013 Mac Pro Workstation

The late 2013 Apple Mac Pro delivers a 3.00 GHz 8-core Intel Xeon processor with 25MB of L3 cache and Hyper-Threading Technology. It is equipped with 64GB of 1866MHz ECC DDR3 memory across four 16GB modules. Dual AMD FirePro D700 GPUs provide 12GB of total GDDR5 VRAM. A 1TB PCIe-based flash drive and OS X 10.9 Mavericks complete the configuration.

Professional Compute And Visualisation

This system suits professionals who rely on multi-threaded CPU performance and dual workstation-class GPUs for rendering, simulation or video workflows. The 64GB ECC memory capacity supports large datasets and virtualisation. Buyers who need a newer macOS release or Apple silicon architecture should look elsewhere. The 2013 platform does not run current operating-system versions.

Dual D700 GPU Configuration

The defining specification is the pair of AMD FirePro D700 graphics cards, each with 6GB of GDDR5 VRAM. This dual-GPU design targets OpenCL-accelerated applications that can distribute work across both devices. Workloads that require single-GPU compute or modern graphics APIs will not utilise the full capability of this configuration.

How it compares

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Price $362.99
Cheaper than about 62% of the 14,711 comparable items (median $494.99).
Memory size 64 GB 1866 MHz ECC DDR3 (4 × 16 GB)
Higher than about 91% of the 5,840 comparable items (median 16 GB).
RAM capacity 64 GB DDR3
Higher than about 90% of the 13,125 comparable items (median 16 GB).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameApple
Product lineMac Pro
Model name2013 Mac Pro
Part numberMD878LL/A-CTO
Product typeBusiness Desktops & Workstations
Recommended useOthers
Product colorBlack
Processor
ProcessorIntel Xeon
CPU3 GHz 8-core with 25 MB of L3 cache
CPU model3 GHz
Processor cache25 MB of L3 cache
Memory
Memory size64 GB 1866 MHz ECC DDR3 (4 × 16 GB)
RAM capacity64 GB DDR3
Storage
Storage drive1 TB PCIe Flash
SSD storage1 TB
Hard driveNo
Display
Screen sizeNo Screen
Graphics
GraphicsDual AMD FirePro D700
GPUDual AMD FirePro D700 with 6 GB VRAM each (12 GB VRAM total)
GPU modelAMD FirePro D700
Connectivity
Wireless adapter802.11ac
Size & build
Form factorDesktop
Software
Operating systemOS X 10.9 Mavericks

Questions about this item

What interface does the 1TB PCIe flash storage use, and what does it cap in practice?

The 1TB flash storage connects over a PCIe interface and caps real-world sequential throughput at the drive's rated speed.

What physical space and power does the Dual AMD FirePro D700 setup require inside the Mac Pro?

Each D700 GPU occupies a dedicated slot in the thermal core and draws power from the system's internal supply; no extra cables or brackets are needed.

How is the 64GB 1866MHz DDR3 ECC memory installed, and what step do people often get wrong?

Insert the four 16GB modules into the four DIMM slots until the latches click; the common mistake is not seating them fully, which prevents the system from booting.

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