Other World Computing announced today its MaxRAM Certified Triple-Channel Memory Upgrade Kits now includes the industry’s first 128GB memory upgrade kit for Apple Mac Pro 8-Core and 12-Core Nehalem and Westmere** models. These new 8 x 16GB per module matched kits are Fully Tested, Qualified, and MaxRAM Certified for the most demanding applications and backed by OWC’s Lifetime Advance Replacement Warranty.
OWC ‘MaxRAM’ 16GB Module Based Kits Offer Up to Double The Factory Maximum RAM:
Apple Mac Pro Quad-Core and 6-Core Nehalem/Westmere** ‘MaxRAM’ 48GB Option
• 48GB (3x16GB) PC3-10600 ECC DDR3 Dual Rank 1066 & 1333MHz Matched Modules from $747.99
Compared to current factory maximum 32GB option costing $1,775.00, OWC’s kit offers 33% more memory for up to $1,028 lower cost (72% less cost per GB).
Apple Mac Pro 8-Core and 12-Core Nehalem/Westmere ‘MaxRAM’ 128GB Option
• 128GB (8x16GB) PC3-10600 ECC DDR3 Dual Rank 1066 & 1333MHz Matched Modules from $1,949.99
Compared to current factory maximum 64GB option costing $3,550.00, OWC’s kit offers double the memory for up to $1600 lower cost (45% less cost per GB). Article Continues…



Apple released some updated MacBook Pros today. There’s not much new about them, except that they’re sporting some faster processors. The 13” model now has the option of a dual-core 2.8GHz Core i7 or a 2.4GHz Core i5 dualie. The 15” model has stock options of quad-core i7 processors in 2.2GHz and 2.4GHz, with a 2.5GHz option available as a custom configuration. The 17” model now comes stock with the aforementioned 2.4GHz i7 quad-core processor, but also has a 2.5GHz option available.
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