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no GT120 on new macs?
Posted by Arthur Puig on August 9, 2010 at 9:38 pmThe new Mac Pros are ready to order in the Mac Stores, but I noticed there’s no option for a GT120 like its predecessor, for any model. I wonder what if there will be new specs for Resolve.
Misha Aranyshev replied 15 years, 8 months ago 10 Members · 18 Replies -
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Peter Chamberlain
August 10, 2010 at 2:01 amFor now, order the GT120 and FX4800 from the graphic accessories list.
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Illya Laney
August 10, 2010 at 3:32 pmJust bought mine for $140 through Apple. Better get on it before they take them down like the 285’s.
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Vladimir Kucherov
August 10, 2010 at 4:56 pmWhat happens then, I wonder? Curious if the BM guys are nervous, or maybe they know something we don’t.
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Todd Jaspers
August 10, 2010 at 5:22 pmBlackmagic will have to find a work around for the NVIDIA GeForce GT 120, its just business, there is no way when DaVinci comes out that you are going to have to find a video card off ebay to make it run?? That won’t happen, so Buying hardware for an Application that isn’t even out yet sounds silly. IMHO.
All Blackmagic is doing right now is playing ping pong with Apples INSANITY and making changes to their hardware configs. Having an ATI and an NVIDIA card?? yeah, could be. but no-one knows. But if the card is not available at a re-tailer for NEW, Blackmagic Can’t make it part of their config, thats business suicide.
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Illya Laney
August 10, 2010 at 6:46 pmIt’s not silly to buy exactly what they’ve tested the software on. What IS silly, is to wait and hope for something else to come along even though the sure thing is right in front of your face. So much gloom and doom. If something doesn’t work, then I sell it on eBay and I’m only out a couple hundred bucks.
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Arthur Puig
August 11, 2010 at 1:51 amI don’t mind buying a GT120, actually I did buy a 285, what I’m worried is that Resolve hasn’t come up yet, and when it does, who knows what specs are going to be posted, maybe way better than a 120/quadro or 285 config.
Fortunatelly we have some Blackmagic people giving us some answers, and I’m sure whatever it is they can make it work, it’s just the fact of buying equipment that’s going eol for a software that hasn’t come up yet brings a little anxiety and uncertainty to the process. -
Mika Joon
August 11, 2010 at 5:48 amI just got my GT 120 today too just in case
but I’m starting to get a weird feeling about this, i’m not spending any more money until the release date and specifications are finally truly RESOLVED, it’s already week 2 in August, apart from the $995 how much will I really need to make this thing work properly and reliably.
there are thousands of 2008 3.1 macPros that might not be compatible, and now Nvidia is getting dropped by Apple
I can’t help to think and feel that there is a problem here, and there are alot of people investing money in anticipation and preparing in advance for this release, and the weeks needed afterwards to actually learn the program before it can be put to use, now the problem has become the necessary hardware that will be required
it’s not Resolve for mac, but Resolve for a specific type of mac, and that is now changing
I got confirmation today from apple dealer about conflicts of interest between apple and Nvidia, the future looks dim here.
Is october a more reasonable release date??????
that way we can continue to book future jobs on Apple Color
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Illya Laney
August 11, 2010 at 12:32 pm“Nvidia is getting dropped by Apple”
How so?
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Alexander Higgins
August 11, 2010 at 4:22 pmIts kinda been a rumor, but basically Apple has been in talks with AMD/ATI for a while about using their processor’s for Apple computers. Apple’s stand is that they would get AMD chips for pennies and make AMD a bigger better company and then they would probably own a bit of AMD’s future technologies as well. So when NVIDIA got wind of this they got mad and told INTEL and now INTEL and NVIDIA are kinda mad at Apple. Intel not as much because they do other stuff with Apple, but NVIDIA really mad, because if technologies come out that use ATI chips and compete with NVIDIA CUDA, then.. It’s all corporate B.S. and we the consumers are getting the SHAFT.
Anyway, LINUX options are looking better and better everyday. I have been an Apple zelot for years, but with Steve being sicker then any of us can even imagine and Apple doing weird things before Steve “Leaves the Building” I’de imagine iPads are Apples future not what we are griping about here. I think LINUX will be the future of high end computing.
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