Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Capture One Q&A => Topic started by: Bob Rockefeller on December 25, 2013, 08:22:19 am
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Since C1 can use hardware acceleration via GPU and OpenCL, do we have any news on how this will work with the new Mac Pros?
I would assume there is, or will quickly be, GPU support.
Will the use of OpenCL give C1 any advantages in speed over Lightroom and Aperture? Although I would have to assume an Aperture update (whenever that may happen) would give it the maximum advantage with the dual GPUs.
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I'm curious to read something about it too... the only thing I found was this and they're waiting for the new mac pro to arrive: https://digitaltransitions.com/blog/dt-blog/new-mac-pro
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first testing with the new mac pro and capture one:
http://macperformanceguide.com/MacPro2013-performance-CaptureOnePro.html
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I'm curious to read something about it too... the only thing I found was this and they're waiting for the new mac pro to arrive: https://digitaltransitions.com/blog/dt-blog/new-mac-pro
That's our article.
Still waiting for the New Mac Pro to arrive!
We could have ordered a stock unit to have it arrive faster, but our upgrades added considerably to the anticipated delivery delay.
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Doug,
Would you mind sharing what upgrades you actually ordered for it. I'm trying to decide what will be helpful versus unnecessary. Apple tech in Cupertino thought that the basic 3.7Ghz +4 core would be the fastest until I started using more than 2 applications, such as Capture One and Photoshop at the same time. Since I make big files from each raw (about 700mb) I'm questioning whether having both applications open together along with Bridge, at what point they will start to slow down the 3.7Ghz +4 core and I'd benefit from the 3.5 Ghz + 6 core.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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The configuration we ordered was listed in the article:
New Mac Pro and Capture One (https://digitaltransitions.com/blog/dt-blog/new-mac-pro)