Analysis of the new imac pro shows that it is quite upgradeable

One of the drawbacks of Apple computers is the difficulty they pose when updating their components, even in many cases it is impossible since they are soldered to the motherboard or use a proprietary interface. This is seen by many users as a strategy to force to go through the box again with the purchase of a new equipment when the current one falls short. The new iMac Pro is quite upgradeable.

IMac Pro is much easier to upgrade

This seems to have changed quite a bit with the launch of the new iMac Pro this end of the year 2017, internal analysis of this new team has revealed that Apple is using many components that are not soldered to the motherboard, making it much easier your update. For example it is possible to change the M.2 disk that comes standard to expand the storage capacity, it is also possible to expand the amount of RAM memory or even change the processor for a more powerful one.

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This is something that PC users are more than used to, but in the Apple ecosystem it is much rarer to see that a component can be easily changed by the user. Despite this, it is not yet known if Apple has implemented any limitation at the firmware level, for this we will have to wait a little longer for users to decide to change the components, or to more exhaustive analyzes.

The bad part is that the general design of this iMac Pro has not been thought to be easily disassembled, that is why to access its internal components you will have to remove many screws and have a lot of patience. It will even be necessary to remove the 5K screen, the speakers and the cooling system so it will not be an easy procedure, although at least it seems that it will be possible.