Operating System - Latest macOS Sequoia.

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16-inch Macbook Pro ~ (2019, [6-Core 12-Threads] Core i7 2.6GHz, 32GB, 1TB SSD)

~~£2,399.00~~ £500.00 Save 79%

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Beautiful 16-inch True-Tone Retina Display (3072x1920).
Powered By 6-Core 12-Thread Core i7 2.6GHz up to 4.5GHz CPU.
Memory: 32GB Storage: 1TB SSD.
Up to 11 hours movie playback or wireless web browsing

Dedicated Graphics: AMD Radeon Pro 5300M 4GB GDDR6.

TA1 Suitability

For Casual Computing

For Heavy Workloads

Pickup available at The TA1 Computer Shop

Usually ready in 24 hours

RS7-4

Colour: Silver

Space Gray Silver

16-inch Macbook Pro

Desktop Grade Performance!

Whichever specification 16-inch Macbook Pro you choose, you have an option of 6-Cores 12-Threads on the Core i7 and 8-Cores and 16-Threads on the Core i9 where both are paired with a dedicated AMD Radeon Pro Graphics allowing for a super-fast Mac that excels at both CPU-Intensive tasks like CFD and GPU-Intensive tasks like Adobe Photoshop.

This Mac natively supports the latest macOS Sequoia and has the added bonus of natively being able to run Windows also via Bootcamp taking full advantage of the hardware.

Up To 2 External 6K Displays or 4 External 4k Displays!

Connect Up To 4 4K Displays!

This impressive multi-screen capability makes this model excellent for the hardcore multi-taskers.

Fun fact the ability to run four displays at once has only been introduced in the top end M3 Max 2023 Macbook Pros with the M1 Pros only supporting 2 displays connected at once.

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TA1 Review

I've used the 16-inch Core i7 and the Core i9 Model for studying Computer Science at University. The big screen along with a split window app like 'Magnet' makes this perfect for doing many things at once and not requiring extra screens on the go.

They are great for running Multi-Core Stencil Computations like Lattice Boltzmann and training AI Models on the GPU, running CFD Code and also doing AutoDesk Maya 3D Modelling work as well.

Denis, TA1