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| - | [* black] Do you want to know what's hiding under this enormous heat sink? So do we. After twirling away a few more |
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| + | [* black] Do you want to know what's hiding under this enormous heat sink? So do we. After twirling away a few more Torx screws and tossing aside the mounting springs, we have an answer: |
| [* black] One GPU, which sadly is BGA-soldered in place. And at the opposite side, one workstation-class Xeon processor—''not'' soldered in place. | |
| [* icon_reminder] It's too early to say how feasible a CPU upgrade might be—the chip appears to be custom-made for Apple by Intel. But upgrades seem at least theoretically possible. | |
| [* black] It might be nice if your $5,000+ workstation could get an upgrade once in a while, rather than a full replacement... right? |