Sascha Haber
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No new Mac Pros…
Will it run on the iPhone 4 ? -
And what happens if you connect a Quadro Plex ?
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What i really want to pay for is a Tangent Wave in a aluminum casing for 3000 bucks or something…
I use the BK 200 at work and the Wave on gigs sometimes, and I really like its compact functionality , but the feeling…omg
Never was a friend of the Coopers…and my hopes are still high on Euphonics -
Interesting..
Too me that sounds like the GFX card is used like a Powercore or UAD-1 (Audiogeeks know what i am talking about) , like a DSP card for sound processing.
So the actual interface GUI can probably run on anything, the image processing is done in the CUDA pipeline.
We have multiple Quadros at work and the only benefit for us is the SDI out and the SDI daughter board that only connects to the Quadro.
The grading itself can easily be gone on a Geforce.
Also for 3DD I did not find any benefits and Smoke runs fine on my ATI 4850 too.
Heck, it runs fine on the laptop for short fixes and -;) -
Hi guys, funny to see the thread going that way…kinda expected too 🙂
Ok. I am sitting in nice fully blown Scratch suite will terrabytes of storage, Quadro 5800 SDI, calibrations everywhere and the CP-200 set at work.
This is how it should be for professional work and I am not question that.
But I want to expand my knowledge and be prepared for the day a DOP comes along with his Macbookpro and shows me his pre-grades he did in Resolve.
I am totally confident Resolve WILL work on the new MBPs, due to the nice GF320 GT, and CUDA can be translated in software or hardware, so it will work, probably just slower.
Also most of the interface and maybe even the pixel shaders are not depending on CUDA at all…I dont know yet.
So let me rephrase the question :Has anyone access to Resolve OSX already and tried it on a modern ATI card yet ?
If not the next logical step would be to buy a 15″ MBP again and hook that up to the 27″ screenAgain…this is for personal learning purposes, no production or client work.