My 5,1 Mac Pro, even with the fans speeded up a bit because I'm using 2 CPUs with 130 TDP, is pretty quiet.
Lou
What is "pretty quiet"? How many dB's @ 1 meters? My 3.1 was 56 dB's.
My 5,1 Mac Pro, even with the fans speeded up a bit because I'm using 2 CPUs with 130 TDP, is pretty quiet.
Lou
This thread is a riot.
What is this thread about again?
There is no denying it has dropped potential horsepower to fit into the new TB ecosystem.
And I agree, it's great for skater kids and Coachella kids who all have GoPros and iPhone footage they want to put on Youtube. Yippity !!! And as long as they have Dad's new can to edit on, great.
What is this thread about again?
Perhaps there's something about your environment which causes them to be loud. I've owned a 1,1 and I currently own a 5,1 and both are quiet. My brother owns a 3,1 and a 4,1 and both are quiet.That's totally wrong. I owned 3 of oMP's, all of them pretty loud.
That doesn't make it a handle. Therefore it wasn't designed to be portable.
What is "pretty quiet"? How many dB's @ 1 meters? My 3.1 was 56 dB's.
That's okay, you'll get 'em next time. Someone will be wrong on the internet any moment now.
This thread is a riot.
Just like the ones we started a year ago when the can got announced.
And every bit as useful.
I feel the presence of a teenager using Dad's new toy.
The Mac Pro has moved from Medium to serious to just medium. There is no denying it has dropped potential horsepower to fit into the new TB ecosystem. No serious workstation would give up PCIE for nifty HD connectors. A lovely machine, but people needing real oomph have moved on.
And I agree, it's great for skater kids and Coachella kids who all have GoPros and iPhone footage they want to put on Youtube. Yippity !!! And as long as they have Dad's new can to edit on, great.
Or they could use an iMac or a Mini or even an old G3 iMac for that matter. Anyone remember the iMac DV? I got one when they first came out . $1,800 and you could import via FireWire right from your cam. Yippity!
What is this thread about again?
I was mistaken about this. Znu, unlike the person who actually made the claim, was able to provide support for the claim. Up until then I had never seen anything official from Apple stating it was designed to be used as a handle. Sure it could be used as a handle. But can be used is not the same as designed to be used.
With that said it doesn't really affect my argument. Given the nMP has a handle and having a handle means something was designed to be portable then the oMP was designed to be portable too. Right?
I think you're confusing "portable" with "movable." My 70 pound guitar amp has a handle, but my MacBook Air doesn't. Portable is about size and weight, handles are about ergonomics. A briefcase without a handle would be awkward.
I think you're confusing "portable" with "movable." My 70 pound guitar amp has a handle, but my MacBook Air doesn't. Portable is about size and weight, handles are about ergonomics. A briefcase without a handle would be awkward.
One doesn't need handles to move something. Therefore having handles is a sign something was designed to be portable. That is, it we're applying the "logic" of one specific poster here.
Perhaps there's something about your environment which causes them to be loud. I've owned a 1,1 and I currently own a 5,1 and both are quiet. My brother owns a 3,1 and a 4,1 and both are quiet.
At least not for these 4k pros on here, who btw, don't seem to own any 4k equipment. lol
So the answer to my question is: Nothing makes you more qualified than goMac to speak on this topic.
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That doesn't make it a handle. Therefore it wasn't designed to be portable.
Give it up. I spent all day debating these immature individuals. Takes an adult to admit when they were wrong. Some people are all about being message board rockstars. Read a tech manual and they know everything.
And did you know multicam isn't relevant because it's been out since 2005? And Marketing can't try whatsoever to tell people that the nMP in combination with FCPX will generate an even better multicam 1080p experience. --At least not for these 4k pros on here, who btw, don't seem to own any 4k equipment. lol