If you’ve got downtime transcoding RAW video files, struggling with latency when scrubbing through without proxy files or extensive Pro Tools sessions grinding to a hault, then you should consider an upgrade.Īll of our upgrades come with our unparalleled warranty. With that in mind, it's understandable how Apple could quickly burn through its existing supply of LPDDR3 RAM and have to replenish, and therefore revise its pricing so quickly.Upgrading your system can allow you to get back those minutes lost every day waiting for your system to process. The latest model of the 13-inch MacBook Pro is highly desirable because it uses the new Magic Keyboard, replacing the much-hated Butterfly version that featured in different forms over the past few years. For Apple to suddenly double the price of a memory upgrade suggests the company is struggling to source LPDDR3 modules and is having to pay significantly more for an ongoing supply. The high-end model uses LPDDR4X RAM, where as the entry-level model uses LPDDR3 RAM. The high-end model ships with 16GB as standard, but its price hasn't changed. On Saturday, that changed, with the upgrade doubling in price to $200 (Opens in a new window) without warning.

The entry-level model ships with 8GB of RAM as standard, but can be upgraded to 16GB for just $100.

The relatively cheap and desirable upgrade to 16GB of RAM doubled in price over the weekend.Īs MacRumors reports (Opens in a new window), when the 2020 model of the 13-inch MacBook Pro launched last month, it was offered in two forms: an entry-level spec using an 8th gen Intel chips, and a high-end model using Intel's latest 10th gen chips. If you were gearing up to purchase an entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro this week, be prepared for a shock.

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