- MAC 6970M FOR WOW HIGH SIERRA PRO
- MAC 6970M FOR WOW HIGH SIERRA PC
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MAC 6970M FOR WOW HIGH SIERRA PC
Order the 4770K and one of these UD7-TH boards and start working on the PC build. Will follow a user build with the same hardware to have a successful build. He will post a detailed user build on that likely sometime in January. There are no user builds with it yet, Stork, I believe, is working on one as soon as he gets the UD7-Th. This is the only TB 2 certified motherboard available right now from Newegg that you can build a
MAC 6970M FOR WOW HIGH SIERRA PRO
Of course you can build an I7 CustoMac pro for about $1000 dollars less than the maxed out iMac. Given my daily computing needs, the iMac would be competitive in performance, would include a great 27-inch display, and would occupy even less space on my desk than a Mac Pro with a separate display." "Though I certainly wouldn’t refuse a new Mac Pro if Macworld’s IT staff placed one on my desk, if I was given $3000 to spend on a desktop Mac, I’d be hard-pressed to pick the entry-level Mac Pro instead of a 27-inch iMac with 3.5GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor, 32GB of RAM, a 3TB Fusion Drive, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 780M GPU. Check out this quote from Dan Frakes of Macworld: Mac Pro when using many of the Adobe programs.
MAC 6970M FOR WOW HIGH SIERRA FREE
Safari, Mail, photo editing, that's itĪlso, feel free to discourage me if this isn't something you'd advise to someone who makes a living using a Mac, ha!Ĭlick to expand.The newer late 2013 iMacs with the PCI-E SSDs are testing out almost as good as the 8 core New I should also mention that this machine will never have a game installed on it. What would you do?Ĥ) I don't own a darn thing that runs thunderbolt, but if the industry goes that direction, I can just add thunderbolt later in one of the PCIe slots, right?ĥ) Speaking of, I plan to use the Thunderbolt Display, so maybe I do need thunderbolt? Or will a mini display port cable via the GPU be fine? Cost isn't really an issue, I just want whatever is fastest. But I've been reading that a raid with 3-4 fast SSD's would be faster. Lightroom never uses more than one core and the adjustments I make in photoshop are fairly simple, so I'm pretty the same can be said for photoshop.ġ) So here are my questions, is there a hackintosh processor that's just for speed, without all the cores?Ģ) Can I buy a modded Mac Pro case from eBay and use that? Gotta keep the studio pretty I've seen them on eBay for $75 or so.ģ) I plan to buy the PCIe SSD from OWC. Every picture is adjusted in Lightroom and then immediately opened in Photoshop for final adjustments, then saved.īased on what I've learned so far, I really need the fastest processor, cores aren't really a factor. I shoot with a D800, so each picture in raw is 50-70MB, and each wedding gallery has 800-3000 raw images, just depending on the length of the wedding. Currently processing everything on an iMac with an SSD, 32GB of ram, and an i7.
I own Snap Happy Photography and I shoot 30-40 weddings a year. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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