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Next comparison: The new mac mini will be faster than my mac pro cheese grater. When Apple announced the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini.

#Mac mini for photoshop? for mac

I've peripherally looked an iMacs, but I'm leery about the all-in-one setup especially since upgrading them is not an easy thing to do, if at all. Adobe Photoshop CS6 for Mac is a powerful and professional image editing solution for. I also wouldn't be surprised to have Adobe offload more things to the GPU in the future, but that's just a hunch. I have a feeling that even with one added, the price will still be lower than what the new MacPros will cost. I'm currently mulling a Mini, see how the onboard works in my workflow, then decide whether an eGPU is needed. Most responses I've read regarding the Mini and PS have stuck with basic uses (opening/panning) of PS but haven't really mentioned extensive use any of these particular features.

Smart Sharpen (Noise Reduction – OpenCL accelerated).

Blur Gallery - Field Blur, Iris Blur, Tilt-Shift, Path Blur, Spin Blur (OpenCL accelerated) Hey guys, Im fairly new to Apple, so Im looking for some advice on my new work set up :) Ive been having a lot of problems 10 answers Top answer: Yes.

I've also read through the official Adobe links to discover what really uses gpu:įeatures that require a GPU for acceleration I've read through the threads as well and have looked through other forums. I'm somewhat in the same boat with a 2008 MacPro used primarily for Photoshop and Lightroom. But is the Intel UHD 630 faster than the Radeon HD 5770? Its current lineup includes three desktops (the all-in-one iMac and the desktop Mac Mini and Mac Pro), and two notebooks (the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro).

Is this comparison correct? Is the mac mini with Intel UHD 630 as slow as a Mac Book Pro with a Intel HD 530? It’s getting really slow with all the tasks that need a graphic card for example Blur or Liquify. If I switch off the AMD Radeon Pro 455 on my Mac Book Pro (from 2016, 2,7Ghz, i7, 16GB RAM) and continue working in Photoshop only with the Intel HD Graphics 530 I would like to know your experiences when it comes to huge files, lots of layers, masks, gaussian blur or liquify in photoshop on the new mac mini.Ĭan you work with it (even without an eGPU) or is it slow or even very slow? So I don’t need the new mac for gaming, rendering or movies. Working means: 8 hours a day with Photoshop and Capture One. Of course the silver baby or cheese grater is getting old but still reliable. I’m still working on a Mac Pro from 2006 - Dual Core Intel Xeon 3Ghz, 18 RAM with a Radeon HD 5770. to F-Train.īut still I can’t decide if I should buy a new mac mini (with an eGPU) or wait for the next mac pro. I am experiencing problems with 3D filters in latest (Adobe calls it Native) version of Photoshop on my brand new Mac mini M1. Thanks so much for all interesting posts here about the new mac mini and eGPUs, esp.