And you have PCIe slots, replaceable GPU, option for a second CPU and a built in RAID controller with a z840.
With the MP 2013 you have a smaller form factor and 6 TBs in 3 controllers.
It is very hard to make a true apple to apple comparison.
Same issue with the z4xx series vs iMacs.
DQS
On May 30, 2016, at 10:48 AM, oliverpeters@oliverpeters.com [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
As a slight correction to what I posted awhile ago, for grins, I spec'ed out a mid-range MacPro (8-core, 32GB RAM and dual D500s, 1TB SSD plus Apple Care), to a comparable Z840. The HP comes in at under $7K and the Mac Pro over $7K. So in this example, the HP would indeed be cheaper.I wouldn't necessarily configure the Z840 exactly as I would the Mac Pro. But, for sake of comparison, in a closely matched configuration, the HP would be cheaper. The caveat is that I added only a single Tbolt2 card, while with the MP I have more. Plus, it includes Apple's Pages/Numbers/Keynote and to match that on the HP, I'd need to buy the minimum Word/Excel/PowerPoint package.- Oliver
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