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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

New MacPro predictions? Hopes? Fears?

I hope they give Jarred a portion of the presentation so we can see if they can bleep curse words in real time.
 
Way overpriced. 8-core and 32GB RAM with a Radeon 580 can be had for well under $2000. They're totally missing the mark and pricing themselves out of a lot of business. The only thing that interests me is that accelerator. Hopefully there will be a way to run it on a Hackintosh.

$1,000 for a monitor stand is just greedy and dumb.
 
You won't need it. The developers will come to Metal.

A few pre-announced and the rest worth their name should start working on something compatible today.

They can reassign their team who were working on OpenCL ports!
 
Way overpriced. 8-core and 32GB RAM with a Radeon 580 can be had for well under $2000. They're totally missing the mark and pricing themselves out of a lot of business. The only thing that interests me is that accelerator. Hopefully there will be a way to run it on a Hackintosh.

$1,000 for a monitor stand is just greedy and dumb.
It would have been easier to understand them just charging $6K for the monitor and included everything rather than separate them and have a $999 stand.
 
So pleased that it doesn't suck.


It's gonna cost an arm and a leg, but by god, 8 PCI slots and some super-fast GPUs, and an optional accelerator card... this is a screamer. It's ugly, but at least you can roll it out of the room and hide it somewhere.

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Now, we'll have to differentiate between old cheesegrater Mac (2006-2013) and the new cheesegrater Mac (2019).

Let me mull this over... new car or new computer... new car or new computer... decisions, decisions...
 
So pleased that it doesn't suck.


Marc I post this as I have a bit of respect for your opinion (even though you're an industry 1%er :laugh:).
The system was definitely made for people in your space of the industry.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA
 
It would have been easier to understand them just charging $6K for the monitor and included everything rather than separate them and have a $999 stand.

Actually, most workstations are going with arms.
I have a graveyard of Apple Cinema 30s and 27s stand in the warehouse.
Creepy I tell ya :)
 
Glad they’re not including a stand I almost certainly will never use. While $999 seems stupid for a stand, this is typical Apple in that the thing is machined out of a large hunk of aluminum and nicely finished with that fancy new mechanism for adjusting height/rotation. It probably costs them $300 or more to manufacture each one of those stands. Lots of unnecessary aspects to it, but it’s Apple.

If Apple made a monitor arm for it, it would probably be an engineering marvel and cost $3500 when the $99 AmazonBasics arm would be 75% as good and serve the needs of 99% of people using the display.
 
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