Apple now offers consumers access to the iMac Pro with 256GB of RAM, but the price is very high

Do you imagine spending up to $ 5,200 to increase the amount of random memory only in your iMac Pro? Well, it's possible now. Apple has updated the random memory options available for the iMac Pro and an option to get 256 GB of RAM. However, you have to look deep in your pocket for this because the iMac Pro alone costs $ 5,000.

If you think about it, the cost of upgrading the RAM alone is more expensive than buying the basic version of the iMac Pro comes with 32GB of RAM. Upgrading random memory to 64 GB on this computer costs $ 400 and about $ 2,000 additional for upgrading to 128 GB of RAM. These options seem cheap compared to upgrading the RAM to 256GB for $ 5200.

Another upgrade option now available is to get the AMD Radeon Pro Vega 64X graphics card with 16GB of memory. This upgrade is relatively inexpensive, they cost only $ 700. All iMac Pro computers are mainly equipped with the AMD Radeon Vega 56 graphics card, whereas it was previously possible to obtain the AMD Radeon Vega 64 graphics card for an additional fee of 500 USD.

So, if you want to get the most powerful version of your iMac Pro with the Intel Xeon W processor with 18 cores, up to 256GB of RAM, the AMD Radeon Vega 64X graphics card and 4 terabytes of internal SSD memory, you are obliged to pay up to 16 000 USD.

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