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Re: Do Color Renders use all 8 cores on new Mac Pro's??
by Floh Peters (Floh) on Mar 28, 2008 at 5:48:59 pm

We have 2 of the Jan08 8Core systems, and they donīt show any freezing problem (in fact I think they even get pretty hot).
Color does not use a lot of CPU power, since most of the processing is done on the GPUs. But with the current MacPro lineup I definitely would recommend getting an 8core system, since the 4 other CPUs can be helpful in many other areas. As far as I know the price benefit from downgrading to a 2*2core system is not that big.



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