Perhaps we can say that the wait has been worth it. Well, after almost four years, Apple Pro users are in luck. During this week we are publishing several articles about Apple's upcoming plans for desktops. The last of them all, about the specifications of the next iMac, with benefits that will not leave you indifferent.
To all this, we see how the manufacturers of components for Mac are moving tab. On this occasion, it has been GPU maker Nvidia. It is the new graphic of the company, baptized with in the name of Titan Xp under the Pascal architecture and it will have Mac support.
We can count on it, for example with the next Mac Pro. The features it has are the following:
- 12GB GDDR5X 11,4Gbps memory
- 3840 1,6 GHz CUDA cores, and
- 12 brute force TFLOPs.
The graph is at the top in terms of performance and therefore the target audience will be small but very demanding. According to the company:
Speaking of users, we are also producing the new TITAN Xp open to the Mac community with the new Pascal drivers, which will arrive this month. For the first time ever, this gives Mac users access to the immense power delivered by our award-winning GPUs powered by Pascal..
One of the limitations of the current Mac Pro is the difficulty to update the equipment. In addition, the current graphics are creating the odd headache for certain users with certain GPU-demanding programs. These additions provide a breath of fresh air for the most demanding users. Further, Everything seems to indicate that these graphs can be used in Mac Pro prior to 2013, that is: 3,1; 4,1; and 5,1 of 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Of course, you must need so much graphic power, this time using the most innovative architecture, because the price is 1.349 euros.