An eight core 3 GHz Xeon Mac Pro with a modern PCIe NVidia graphics card should absolutely be able to run Sierra. These things were top to bottom 64 bit and outperform Apple's CURRENT Mini and MacBook lines, competing with low end current iMacs in multicore benchmarks. A 2008 MacBook isn't supported, but a Mac Mini with the same chipset is?Īnd to me, the worst is the removal of support for 2008/2009 Mac Pro's.
And most recently, dropping support for 64-bit Macs that had 32-bit controller chips (2007 Mac Pro),l.īut this time it seems so.arbitrary. Dropping Macs without the GPU to run Metal well. Dropping 32-bit Macs (2007 MacBook with Core Duo).
I've always felt that it's better to drop support from old hardware than bloat the OS to keep it running- a longtime Windows issue.Īpple usually made drops for good reason. With previous OS releases, drops usually made sense from an engineering perspective.
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