Apple Mac Pro 4,1 2009, 1TB HDD, 28GB of Memory, 2X 2.26 GHz Quad Core Xeon. For Sale

Apple Mac Pro 4,1 2009, 1TB HDD, 28GB of Memory, 2X 2.26 GHz Quad Core Xeon.
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Apple Mac Pro 4,1 2009, 1TB HDD, 28GB of Memory, 2X 2.26 GHz Quad Core Xeon.:
$443.00

You are offerding on an Apple Mac Pro 4,1 2009, 1TB HDD, 28GB of Memory, 2X 2.26 GHz Quad Core Xeon, AMD Radeon 6870. It comes with the original power cord and an Apple branded keyboard it also has a usb 3.0 card. The keyboard is missing 2 keys but still works fine. Please look at the photos carefully because the items shown are the items you’ll receive. The Mac has had the corner bent a little bit but it could be bent back into shape. This Mac is pretty decent but I’m moving back to windows. I was running the latest version of MacOS Mojave on this but I was using another graphics card. The one I included will only support up to High Sierra. I accept no returns and will not ship outside the USA. Thanks for taking the time to look and happy offerding!



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