Tom Sefton
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https://www.newsshooter.com/2019/06/05/hands-on-with-the-28-core-mac-pro/
This article talks about how the XDR display can be used as a full screen out via thunderbolt 3 from resolve and fcpx
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Hmm, from an article on fcp.co and a few hints from some other people, I heard that a thunderbolt 3 output direct from GPU could be fullscreen video out in Resolve 16.1.2??
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From what I can gather, this means you get 4 additional T3 connectors from each MPX module, regardless of whether it is a 580x, Pro Vega II or Vega II Duo. You can connect each monitor to the GPU, and then they will be available as a full screen monitor out in FCPX and Resolve?
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Tom Sefton
December 20, 2019 at 5:46 pm in reply to: Early tester James Tonkin on the new MacPro in actual use.It’s definitely a 28 core and has 2 x dual GPUs but I’d highly doubt there is 1.5TB of ram in there.
I’ve costed a similar system and it’s around £19k ex vat. Ram can be bought way cheaper from OWC too.
If resolve isn’t utilising all GPUs, it’s maybe wise to go with 2 x single vega pro GPUs and upgrade later if needed.
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Tom Sefton
December 20, 2019 at 4:49 pm in reply to: Early tester James Tonkin on the new MacPro in actual use.8K 60P in a HDR workspace rendering to 4K Prores, brings roughly 3x speed increase over the top spec iMac Pro. This doesn’t include the most recent Metal/r3d speed bump, nor is the afterburner doing much to help. which can potentially happen in the future.
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Redcode has always been a fantastic tool – its a very impressive codec that can be revisited a few years later with the new colour science and produce even better results than you previously expected.
I really, really hope that the new Mac Pro can provide some performance boosts when dealing with redcode footage.
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Interesting.
I saw them working with TB3 accessories at IBC but the website blurb is vague at best when describing their ability to work with TB3. TB2 seems ok, but I have directly asked the question to Global Distribution in the UK who are the distributors for GTech and Corning and they have said that 40GB/s at 50m is guaranteed.
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I’m assured by our distributor that these can support TB3 speeds of 40GB/s at up to 50m.
https://globaldistribution.com/brands/corning/
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For most things the iMac Pro has been fine. This is an 8K stereoscopic 60p project with multiple nodes required in Resolve and a complex Resolve/FCPX/Logic/Compressor workflow.
If the project is in ProRes, the new version of FCPX and the MacBook Pro or iMac Pro are great.
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