#MAC PRO 4 PRO#
We included the 10-Core version of the 2013 Mac Pro courtesy of EditBuilder. We also ran into a phenomenon where the more cores you have, the slower the render occurs. The short answer to "Which one do I buy?" is always, "It depends on what you run and how you run it."Ī good example is to compare DaVinci Resolve's handling of playback and export of a 5K RED clip where the 12-Core Mac Pro shines to Final Cut Pro X's handling of a video effect rendering with a 2K ProRes 422 clip where the 8-Core and 10-Core Mac Pro shine. The gap in performance between the different models of 2013 Mac Pro varies depending no the application and the function within that application. ( RED graph bar means FASTEST in SECONDS. Note the inverse effect of having more cores. Noise Ninja plug-in was used to remove noise from 50 RAW images. We will add the 12-core results to this graph soon. We timed how long it took to Reduce Noise in a sample RAW image. )Įnabling multiprocessing and budgeting 1.5GB of memory to each subprocess, we rendered the Total Training sample project. )Īfter importing the 5K R3D clip used with Resolve, we used the "Share > Master File" function to transcode to 5K Apple ProRes 4444. Here's how long it took to render two different video effects. Shifting gears, we used the "Deliver" function to export the R3D clip to QuickTime ProRes 4444 in HD 1920x1080 with both "Force sizing to highest quality" and "Force debayer res to highest quality" enabled. We wanted to see which models of Mac Pro fall short of the target 'real time' 23.976 FPS playback rate. We playback the R3D clip with 2 blur nodes at "Half Good" playback quality. We imported a 289 frame RED Digital Cinema clip (4800x2700 with 5:1 compression ratio). And a 4-Core iMac is thrown in for good measure.ġ2c nMP 2.7 D700s = 2013 Mac Pro 2.7GHz 12-Core, 64GB 1866MHz DDR3, dual FirePro D700 GPUsġ0c nMP 3.0 D700s = 2013 Mac Pro 3.0GHz 10-Core, 64GB 1866MHz DDR3, dual FirePro D700 GPUs (courtesy of EditBuilder)Ĩc nMP 3.0 D700s = 2013 Mac Pro 3.0GHz 8-Core, 64GB 1866MHz DDR3, dual FirePro D700 GPUsĦc nMP 3.5 D500s = 2013 Mac Pro 3.5GHz 6-Core, 64GB 1866MHz DDR3, dual FirePro D500 GPUsĤc nMP 3.7 D300s = 2013 Mac Pro 3.7GHz 4-Core, 64GB 1866MHz DDR3, dual FirePro D300 GPUsĤc iMac 3.5 G780m = 2013 iMac 3.5GHz 4-Core i7, 32GB 1600MHz DDR3, single GeForce GTX 780M GPU Today we give you a comparison of all models from 4-Core to 12-Core using Pro Apps.
You've seen our articles featuring various models of new 2013 Mac Pro. Posted Friday, May 16th, 2014 by rob-ART morgan, mad scientist
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