You can remove and install many of the parts in your Mac Pro. If you receive a replacement part from Apple, follow the steps to send your original part back to Apple.
In general, be sure to purchase your hard drive or SSD from a vendor that has tested the storage it sells with your particular type of Mac to ensure full compatibility and ideal performance.
Memory
- Mac Specs By Capability Mac Storage Upgrades MacBook Air Models. Storage info for each MacBook Air — details on speed, dimensions, and hard drive and SSD interface specifics — is listed below along with common identifiers suitable to identify a MacBook Air in order to determine which hard drives and SSDs are compatible.
- Unless otherwise indicated, all the PC drives mentioned here are compatible with Windows but can be formatted for a Mac. Many of them include cables or adapters to accommodate USB-C and USB-A ports.
You can install up to 1.5TB of memory across the 12 memory slots in your Mac Pro. Learn about Mac Pro (2019) memory specifications and how to install and remove memory.
PCIe cards
Mac Pro has eight PCIe slots that you can use to install many types of PCIe cards. Learn about some of the PCIe cards you can install and how to install PCIe cards.
Apple I/O card
The Apple I/O card comes preinstalled in Slot 8 and has two Thunderbolt 3 ports, two USB-A ports, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. Learn how to replace the Apple I/O card.
Power supply
Learn how to replace the power supply.
SSD
Mac Pro supports up to one or two solid-state drive (SSD) modules depending on the capacity. Learn how to install or replace SSD modules in your Mac Pro.
Feet and wheels
Your Mac Pro comes equipped with either feet or wheels. If you want to change from what your Mac Pro shipped with, you can order the Apple Mac Pro Feet Kit or the Apple Mac Pro Wheels Kit, then install the respective kit on your Mac Pro.
Send your part back to Apple
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If you order a replacement part from Apple, follow these steps to send back the original part:
- Re-package your part in the packaging in which your original part came.
- Tape the box closed.
- Remove the pre-applied top label from the box (that's your copy). Make sure the return shipping label remains on the box.
- Find the name of the courier on the return shipping label.
- Visit the courier's website to schedule a pickup or find a drop-off location.
- Get a receipt from the courier.
- In a few days, check that Apple has received your defective part.
Apple is not responsible for any damage during shipping if the package is not properly sealed or is delivered to the courier in poor condition.
Mac Specs > By Capability > Mac Storage Upgrade Compatibility Guide
Apple Compatible Ssd Drives
Storage info — details on speed, dimensions, and hard drive and SSD interface specifics — for all G3 and later Macs are organized below by category.
Some Macs have a hard drive or SSD that can be upgraded easily, others have storage that 'unofficially' can be upgraded with some effort, and still others have soldered storage that cannot be upgraded at all after initial purchase of the Mac. This section makes differentiation easy.
In general, be sure to purchase your hard drive or SSD from a vendor that has tested the storage it sells with your particular type of Mac to ensure full compatibility and ideal performance. Also, be sure always to read the complete specs page for a specific Mac as some compatibility is dependent on OS version, firmware, or other details.
Ssd Drive For Apple Imac
Be sure to also see EveryMac.com's Mac Upgrades FAQs section for instructional Q&As to upgrade the storage and other parts in your Mac.
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Please note that the thumbnail images merely show one of the more representative Macs in a category. Many series also include other models with different designs.
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Learn how to replace the power supply.
SSD
Mac Pro supports up to one or two solid-state drive (SSD) modules depending on the capacity. Learn how to install or replace SSD modules in your Mac Pro.
Feet and wheels
Your Mac Pro comes equipped with either feet or wheels. If you want to change from what your Mac Pro shipped with, you can order the Apple Mac Pro Feet Kit or the Apple Mac Pro Wheels Kit, then install the respective kit on your Mac Pro.
Send your part back to Apple
Find Compatible Ssd
If you order a replacement part from Apple, follow these steps to send back the original part:
- Re-package your part in the packaging in which your original part came.
- Tape the box closed.
- Remove the pre-applied top label from the box (that's your copy). Make sure the return shipping label remains on the box.
- Find the name of the courier on the return shipping label.
- Visit the courier's website to schedule a pickup or find a drop-off location.
- Get a receipt from the courier.
- In a few days, check that Apple has received your defective part.
Apple is not responsible for any damage during shipping if the package is not properly sealed or is delivered to the courier in poor condition.
Mac Specs > By Capability > Mac Storage Upgrade Compatibility Guide
Apple Compatible Ssd Drives
Storage info — details on speed, dimensions, and hard drive and SSD interface specifics — for all G3 and later Macs are organized below by category.
Some Macs have a hard drive or SSD that can be upgraded easily, others have storage that 'unofficially' can be upgraded with some effort, and still others have soldered storage that cannot be upgraded at all after initial purchase of the Mac. This section makes differentiation easy.
In general, be sure to purchase your hard drive or SSD from a vendor that has tested the storage it sells with your particular type of Mac to ensure full compatibility and ideal performance. Also, be sure always to read the complete specs page for a specific Mac as some compatibility is dependent on OS version, firmware, or other details.
Ssd Drive For Apple Imac
Be sure to also see EveryMac.com's Mac Upgrades FAQs section for instructional Q&As to upgrade the storage and other parts in your Mac.
If you find this page useful, please Bookmark & Share it. Thank you.
Please note that the thumbnail images merely show one of the more representative Macs in a category. Many series also include other models with different designs.
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