I'm in for one next week. Damn shipping time.Anyone getting their R9 M395X iMac before the weekend?
Awesome!I'll try to get the M395 in-store today. I'll post the cinebench.
Please keep me updated - I'd love to post my scores in your post. Got the same config, but an i5 in a week.I ordered the new IMac today on Apple Store. It will be the 4GHz quad core i7, with 512 GB flash storage and the AMD Radeon R9 M395x GPU. Expected delivery in 1 week.
Will post experiences from the GPU when it has arrived.
Am I excited? Ofc not ;-)
Got that same model but with 1TB SSD and i5 3.3 in hopes that I'll be able to get screaming PS performance and good 4k editing. Can't wait! The 2010 iMac I'm writing this on is on its last legs.Yeah, you're right..
I don't think that the Apple Stores will have every model in stock for benchmarking and testing to our liking. As for me, I already ordered a i5/M395X/512GB device which I get early next week. Maybe I start a thread here because I intend to install Win 10 and we know everyone loves performance questions![]()
so you will compare an M395 with a 395x ? 395x being a desktop class gpu?
If you are working on long form projects, or things with a lot of effects that will need to render out, the i7 CPU would be very helpful. Just sayin'Got that same model but with 1TB SSD and i5 3.3 in hopes that I'll be able to get screaming PS performance and good 4k editing. Can't wait! The 2010 iMac I'm writing this on is on its last legs.
The refub offerings from Apple haven't changed in price yet, but that's to be expected. Maybe the 2014s will be cheaper in a few months once 2015 refurbs start showing up.Keep in mind these are GPUs that are designed for battery powered laptops. A new generation doesn't always translate to higher processing power, but rather more efficient power. Laptop manufacturers seek better CPUs, faster RAM etc. without having to increase battery size.
Of course, this doesn't help iMacs one bit. If I were shopping for a 27" iMac right now, I'd seriously consider a refurbished or used 2014. With the new generation shipping, there will be some REAL bargains out there, and I'd end up with an iMac that performs every bit as well as the newer ones.
Definitely do a thread...that's probably the machine I'd pick if I had to pick today.Yeah, you're right..
I don't think that the Apple Stores will have every model in stock for benchmarking and testing to our liking. As for me, I already ordered a i5/M395X/512GB device which I get early next week. Maybe I start a thread here because I intend to install Win 10 and we know everyone loves performance questions![]()
Will do. Any wishes?Definitely do a thread...that's probably the machine I'd pick if I had to pick today.
I revised my order and choose the m380 over the m395x. The integrated graphic itself can already run two 5k display so It will be fine for my needs.Is anyone getting M380?
Source?it is known that apple sign a contract with 2 years for each one.
so next year we will having Nvidia
I don't think that this is a hard time limit. They constantly evaluate what's best for their needs at that time, thus the change to NVIDIA when they were perfectly efficient and fast, now the tides go back because AMD is top dog when it comes to parallel computing - CUDA is a mess.They do this all the time, 2 years each.
Isn't Metal close to DX12? I guess it would be independent, because iMacs from 2012 support Metal as well and they all have NVIDIA and Intel graphics...i dont think they are going to switch to nvidia. as they write their own Metal libary specificaly for AMD