GPU, which I'm WAY out of the loop on.
For video editing and motion graphics, will the Radeon Pro Vega II do the trick?
Or will there a better solution on the market, like Radeon?
What do you guys think?
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Bonus question for video editors:
How are you planning on monitoring out? Aja card? Black magic card?
An I/O box?
I’m asking myself the same Question! I think that yes it will, especially when paired with afterburner. Hell even The D700s in the 6.1 do the job and the Vega II should be so much stronger...
Still, I’m wondering how it will be - easily possible to add another GPU (Vega II or other, non Apple MPX style) later? Or not so much? Who knows if Apple will sell those cards separately ever? I’m also wondering the difference between two single Vegas and One Vega Duo. How is software gonna behave differently with those options? Interestingly on apples website some benchmarks are about one setup, others about another.
these days, on my 6.1, one D700 sits COMPLETELY idle 99% of the time. Sometimes the vram gets loaded a bit during Rendering out of premiere but that’s about it..
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I’m wondering how to use the xdr for monitoring only, as it only has TB3 input....
Yesterday we ran again for the first time in a while in the dreaded premiere pro h264 export gamma/color shift issue on an iMac.
i remember having that issue in my Dell2715k when it’s set to Adobe RGB. Not when it’s operating on SRGB, so that’s what I Resort to, artificially limiting my image quality but therefore at least having consistency across my Workflow.
I’m wondering how stuff like that will be on our shot New 5000$ display. With HDR in the equation... is gonna be interesting. I’m almost sure that because of software limitations like that, after all that amazing piece of hardware is gonna be limited once again as a reference monitor...