BEST MONITOR FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN MAC 2017 PRO
Most importantly for this first look, the graphics card in this iMac is the Radeon Pro 580 (with 8GB VRAM). The difference in performance was instantly evident Almost any drive would work for me except the 256GB model. The storage space is less important to me, since I like working off external drives. If I were to buy this machine myself, I’d probably add more RAM since I tend to multitask a lot. It comes with the Intel Core i7 4.2 GHz chip, 500GB of SSD storage, and 16GB of RAM. The 27-inch review unit I’ve been testing costs $2,899. The new 21.5-inch iMac has a base price of $1,099, but ones with a larger display and more power can cost as much as $5,299. And the difference in performance has been instantly evident.īefore we dive into that, let’s talk about the hardware. I set one up at my normal workstation at The Verge just a couple days ago, and have been editing 4K video (and large photo files) since then. So in the short time we had, we wanted to focus on the performance of one of the updated iMacs and see how it handles 4K video editing. Combine those two factors and you can guess that we spend a lot of time staring at progress bars. It's been a while since we've upgraded the iMacs in our offices, and we're currently in the midst of a switch over to 4K video editing. The new iMac Pro won’t ship until December, but the speed-bumped iMacs are something pro users can buy today.
Aside from updating existing products like the MacBook with new Kaby Lake processors, and announcing the new Siri-enabled HomePod speaker, Apple decided to use WWDC to please its pro users with new iMac and iMac Pro desktop computers. Apple just wrapped up one of the most hardware-focused software conferences ever.
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