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apple silicon chip
Hello greetings !!!
I just wanted to know if the latest version of Cinema 4D is already native to APPLE CHIP ARM m1, m2 and m3?
I mean to use polygon reduction, and rendering and to work with millions of polygons?
Is Cinema 4D already native for Apple ARM chips? silicone?
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2 Replies
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Hi Mauricio,
Since November 2020, Maxon announced that its program has become compatible with M1 Macs, as in this link.
https://www.maxon.net/en/article/maxon-cinema-4d-immediately-available-for-m1-powered-macs
Certainly, all of its versions after that will be compatible with Mac devices, and it may be in the process of fixing more errors in each update, especially those related to plugins, as you still find Mac users in the forums complaining about problems related to plugins in cinema 4d. I hope that there are some Mac users here who have been using the Cinema 4D for a long time to give us more information.
I hope this is useful.
Thanks!
maxon.net
Maxon Cinema 4D Immediately Available for M1-Powered Macs
Hot on the Heels of the Official M1 Announcement, Cinema 4D Becomes the First Professional 3D Animation Package Available for M1-powered Macs.
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Hello,
Also bear in mind that in general Apple Silicon at the moment is not an amazing choise if you have very high demands from Cinema 4D. If you look at the Cinebench Scores (which is Cinema 4D rendering Speeds)
https://nanoreview.net/en/cpu-list/cinebench-scores
you realise that M series falls back.
nanoreview.net
Cinebench R23 Benchmark Scores [2023]
See our regularly updated list of all CPUs tested in the Cinebench R23 benchmark (single and multi-core results).
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