The difference in price would be €360,60 ex VAT, so that is not very much. (The iMac Pro is not an option anymore, because Octane does not support AMD cards, and the prices of a 10 core iMac Pro are ridiculous.)īelow you can find my system specs at the moment and the ones that I might want to purchase: Both own the 1080 Ti GPU the iMac with an EGPU (and if possible internal display?) so that would be the same for Octane in terms of performance? Testing conducted by Apple in April 2019 using preproduction 2.4GHz quad-core Intel Core i5-based 13-inch MacBook Pro systems with 8GB of RAM and 512GB SSD and preproduction 2.3GHz 8-core Intel Core i9-based 15-inch MacBook Pro systems with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD. The iMac performs better in Photoshop, but I think the Mac Pro is performing better in Cinema 4D by its 12 cores. 1GB 1 billion bytes and 1TB 1 trillion bytes actual formatted capacity less. So I doubt between a 27" iMac (2017) and a Mac Pro (2012). The machines I have atm are too slow for the heavy render assignments, so it's time to get a real monster. I would like to get more involved in Cinema 4D and especially in the Octane render engine that bases its speed on the strength of a GPU. But I mostly work on my iMac, the MacBook Pro is just for when I'm on the go At the moment I own an iMac 21'5 2012 and a MacBook Pro 2015. Apple iMac 21.5-inch (Aluminum) 2.3GHZ Dual Core i5 (Mid 2017) Desktop 8 GB & 256 GB Flash. A larger, more powerful model to replace the discontinued 27-inch iMac and iMac Pro has been rumored to launch perhaps in 2023. I'm a graphic designer who works mainly with Adobe Photoshop / InDesign / Illustrator and Cinema 4D. Apple A Grade Macbook Pro 13.3-inch (Retina, Space Gray. M1 chips, and new color options in April 2021. Hopefully, you can give me advice on this, because I have been in doubt for months and now want to finally make a decision! Especially for this 'problem', I have created an account at EGPU.io. But if you spend just 100 more than that maximum 13,499 iMac Pro price, youd get a Mac Pro with a 3.2GHz 16-core Intel Xeon W, 192GB DDR4 EEC RAM, and 8TB SSD.
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