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Comparing x86 Chip, N100, and Old Apple Mac Pro Trash Can
The x86 chip stands out in terms of compatibility, retaining significance in the computing landscape. The N100, while limited to nine PCIe lanes, still surpasses the Raspberry Pi in connectivity options, highlighting the latter's diminishing relevance despite its established community and hobbyist appeal. There are now numerous advanced computing alternatives available. The old Apple Mac Pro 'Trash Can' model from 2013 presents a compelling case with its 12-core architecture, potential for up to 100 GB of RAM, a terabyte of onboard NVMe storage, and silent operation, making it a powerful system ideal for serious tasks. Its performance and features, including rapid I/O and onboard AMD graphics, mark it as a robust option compared to lower-cost alternatives like the Raspberry Pi 5 or smaller PCs.
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