This means that you can run Mojave on a “cheese grater” Mac Pro if it has the appropriate graphics card you can also upgrade that graphics card, if you want to be able to run Mojave. All Mac Pros from late 2013 and later (that’s the trashcan Mac Pro) will run Mojave, but earlier models, from mid 2010 and mid 2012, will also run Mojave if they have a Metal capable graphics card. Any Mac released in mid 2012 or later will be able to run Mojave, and some older Mac Pros will also be able to run it. The first thing to check is whether your Mac is compatible with Mojave. Should you upgrade your Mac to Mojave? Can your Mac even be upgraded to Mojave? And how should you prepare for this big change? In this article, I’ll answer all those questions, so you can be ready to upgrade your Mac to macOS Mojave when Apple officially releases its new operating system. The latest version of Apple’s desktop operating system is light on big, new features, but strong on under-the-hood enhancements.

In less than two months, you’ll be able to upgrade your Mac to macOS Mojave.

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