2013_mac_proApple today released EFI Firmware Update 2.0 for the newly launched 2013 Mac Pro, which improves system reliability during reboot, fixes an issue with memory self-test, and improves graphics power management when using Boot Camp.

Mac Pro EFI Firmware Update v2.0

This update is recommended for all Mac Pro (Late 2013) models.

This update improves system reliability during reboot, resolves an issue with memory self-test, and improves graphics power management when using Boot Camp.

The 5 MB EFI update should be available from the Mac App Store for all late 2013 Mac Pros and it can also be downloaded directly from Apple’s Support site.

Top Rated Comments

bassfingers Avatar
156 months ago
The 7 people that receive one in 2013 will appreciate this update
Score: 40 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Skika Avatar
156 months ago
Battery life is massively improved.
Score: 17 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Xenomorph Avatar
156 months ago
Improves bits of Bootcamp?

Who on earth would sully this thing with a Windows boot partition? :eek:

It's a computer. Computers aren't limited to one operating system.

The first thing I'd do with one is install Windows 8.1 on it.

Then I'd put the real Microsoft Office, 3DMark, and all of my Windows-only games on it.
Score: 16 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Mike MA Avatar
156 months ago
The 7 people that receive one in 2013 will appreciate this update
Failed attempt at humor. There will be many more than 7 receiving this in 2013. And many more in Jan 2014.
Actually it was quite good. At least it has more upvotes than your comment :D
Score: 14 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Nunyabinez Avatar
156 months ago
Failed attempt at humor. There will be many more than 7 receiving this in 2013. And many more in Jan 2014.

Failed detection of hyperbole resulted in your not finding this humorous.
Score: 13 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Michael Scrip Avatar
156 months ago


Already an update? That's reassuring.

It just means they were improving software up until the day it shipped... and they continue to work. That's a good thing.

Microsoft is still trying to fix a bug in XP that's been around for 12 years.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)