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  • ChrisBird
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    • Nov 2012
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    #16
    I just bought a Mac Pro for NGS analysis.
    2 6 core processors, the slowest ones
    lowest amount of ram they allowed
    1tb hd
    no monitor

    Then I bought
    64GB ram package from OWC
    512 GB SSD (you'll need sled adapter for the MacPro)
    19" Asus Monitor

    Total Cost $5000

    OSX will only utilize up to 96 gb of ram, but I think I should have bought the 128kit anyway. If you bootcamp linux or windows 64bit then you can utilize all 128gb

    Other than that, I'm pretty happy with it. Low amount of hassle to to start messing around with data sets, then the big jobs can be sent to a high performance computing center
    Last edited by ChrisBird; 11-07-2012, 10:51 AM.

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