64gb (4x16gb) ddr3 1866mhz pc3-14900 memory ram for apple mac pro 2013 6,1 (late 2013)

Here we have a few different things! The first is the adapter the second is the timing of the I/O is not the same between what the system is expecting and what the M.2 SSD is able to work with (remember Apple did their own thing!)įor reference I have a 2TB OWC SSD in my MacPro with 32GB of RAM, it take about a five count to boot up!Īs for the RAM I would need to know the maker, but why don't you just follow my reference than having me review things as I'm sure you can deduce whats needed. Sadly, this is the same issue here! The dialog between the system and the SSD is messed up. But clearly your dads brain is working and so is yours! Its the lack of a clean dialog between the two grey matters! Your dad is hard of hearing, causing you having to repeat what you say, and even then the dialog could still end up being garbled. Lets use an analogy to see what the problem is. OWC Apple Mac Pro 2013 64Gb 4x 16GB 1866MHZ PC3-14900 DDR3 Reg ECC OWC 64Gb kit MacPro 1866D3R9M64 Apple 38280.00 Nobelpc. Meets Apple electrical and thermal specifications. While RAM is important its not what slows the boot up! Drive I/O is. Capacity: 16GB-128GB Memory Type: 240 pin DIMM Speed: DDR3-1066MHz (PC3-8500) Cas latency: 7 Voltage: 1.5V Rank: Dual Rank ECC Warranty: Lifetime RoHS: Yes. You are limited to either what Apple contracted from Samsung or what OWC offers. Well that explains things! You can't use the M.2 SSD in this system.

64gb (4x16gb) ddr3 1866mhz pc3-14900 memory ram for apple mac pro 2013 6,1 (late 2013)