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FurMark obviously kept the display GPU busy. The basic render used up 4 - 8 threads, while the effects ensured the compute GPU had some work to do. I was rendering a 20 minute 4K project with two effects applied across the entire timeline.
I ran FurMark under OS X in parallel with a relatively heavy 4K render in Final Cut Pro. It's not until you run a prolonged workload that you can hear an increase in noise from the Mac Pro. The Pegasus sits four feet away from my Mac Pro and at idle the hum of its drives drowns out the idle fan noise of the Mac.Įven running heavily threaded CPU benchmarks does nothing to impact fan speed. I have a Promise Pegasus R6 Thunderbolt chassis with four 3.5” 7200 RPM hard drives inside. At this speed the Mac Pro is virtually silent. The vast majority of the time the Mac Pro’s single fan spins at a paltry 769 RPM.
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From the moment the system was introduced however I was curious to see if its thermal design could deal with all three processors going full tilt. By having all three players share one large heatsink Apple can optimize for the most likely usage scenarios where at most one processor is running at close to max TDP. MacBook Pro 2013 price: 13-inch: £1,099 (2.4 GHz i5 processor, 4GB memory, 128GB storage), £1,249 (2.4 GHz i5 processor, 8GB memory, 256GB storage), £1,499 (2.6 GHz i5 processor, 8GB memory, 512GB storage)ġ5-inch: £1,699 (2.0 GHz i7 processor, 8GB memory, 256GB storage), £2,199 (2.The Mac Pro’s thermal core makes a lot of sense from an area efficiency standpoint as the chances that you have all three processors in the system (Xeon CPU + dual AMD FirePro GPUs) running at max speed at the same time is highly unlikely. Stay tuned for a full review - coming soon.
As Phill Schiller said in the keynote, on the 13-inch, you'll be able to watch all the "Black Knight" films in one sitting. MacBook Pro 2013: Battery lifeĪpple is quoting nine-hours for 13-inch, upped by two hours from the previous model, and eight hours for the 15-inch, adding an hour to the battery life of its predecessor. It worked with ease and the contextual editing panel is another bonus.
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One of the highlights was the update to pages and the ability to drag and drop images or texts and also collaborate editing in the Cloud. We had a play with the new OS on the MacBooks and the updates are impressive and all, of course, look pin sharp on that Retina screen.
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The new MacBook Pros land with the new OS X Mavericks with all the new functionality including the ability to add Tags to finder, new maps, shared links in Safari and also the bonus of free iLife and iWork apps. It's the Intel's Iris Pro chip taking care of graphics here.īoth models are lightning fast, editing video in a flash and also opening multiple windows simultaneously and slicing through editing and viewing the new updated iLife and iWork apps, more on those later.
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Inside the 15-inch base model, you'll find a fourth generation quad-core Intel i7 processors clocking-up 2.3GHz and up to 3.5GHz with Turbo Boost upgrade and you'll get up to 2.6GHz and 3.8GHz with Turbo Boost. On the graphics front it's the new Intel Iris graphics taking care of business. On the base 13-inch model you' find fourth generation dual-core Intel Core i5 processors with speeds of up to 2.6GHz and 3.1GHz with Turbo Boost or upgrade to Intel Core i7 processors and you'll get up to 2.8GHz and 3.3GHz with Turbo Boost. It's all new when it comes to performance on the new MacBook Pros.
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