#M1 max for mac mini mac osx#
#M1 max for mac mini full#
#M1 max for mac mini pro#

The Mac OSX was fresh, the Capture one 14.4.1.16 installation also, so I guess the support for the M1 doesn't work right. Some task with the next pic from the same series (same size, same dimensions, etc) it takes up to 45 seconds until the job is done! The 16' wasn't fast with that task, it took always up to 5-10 seconds depending on the mask and the pic, but 45 seconds? Sometimes while drawing a mask and then refining it, it is fast as hell. I thought that should be enough to speed it up in comparison to the 16' Intel 2,3 GHZ 16 GB Ram, but: sometimes while exporting pictures it freezes, sometimes it´s fast. I don't know any laptop that has 2 GPUsĪlso disappointed with some issues: Yesterday the new 14' MacbookPro arrived: M1Max 32 GB Ram. So you need to have 2 NVIDIA or 2 AMD cards, each with 8GB+ RAM. For professional experience, we recommend at least doubling the specification above for these configurations. Calibrated monitor with at least 1920x1200, 24-bit resolution at 96dpiĭue to the significant additional calculation overhead, systems using 4k/5k monitors will require additional resources in addition to the above-recommended spec (both in GPU and CPU power).If working with high-resolution images and doing calculation-heavy adjustments we recommend the following: I have this issue since 2015 with v9 and the feedback I have received from support team is always my GPU is not enough. GPU's are never enough for high resolution screens if you are using C1P.

#M1 max for mac mini pro#

iMac Pro is 5K so GPU is not enough, MBP Max is nearly 4K so GPU is not enough. I know the problem, your GPU is not enough especially if it is a large screen. So it seams completely a Capture One software problem. So this leads me to the question, is it even possible to make Capture One acting fast? Affinity Photo is now fast as hell on my M1 Max MacBook Pro. I then copied my Capture One sessions and catalogs onto the internal SSD.

A completely new Capture One installation. With all above Macs I tested it with a completely new macOS installation.

The performance? Pretty much the same as on my Intel MacBook Pro or my iMac Pro! So now as the new MacBook Pros with M1 Max are here and everybody praising it for its enormous performance and with Capture One having optimizations for M1 I bought a new fully specced out MacBook Pro M1 Max with 64GB Memory and 8 TB of SSD. The performance? Pretty much the same as on my MacBook Pro! So in 2019 I bought a iMac Pro with 10 Core 3Ghz Xeon, 64GB memory, 2TB SSD, Radeon Vega 64X 16GB in hope to make my life happy again. But it does not seam to make much of a difference in performance. I have different Capture One sessions and catalogs with photos in different resolutions from 20MP up to 45MP. This are my most annoying things in Capture One. The shown photo always lags very much behind my slider movement.

#M1 max for mac mini full#

I want to see the photo instantly in full res.Īnd the second annoying thing was changing sliders like exposure. Also when jumping back to an already displayed photo there was the same pixelated version first. There was always at first shown a pixelated low res version of the photo and than after 1-2 seconds the full res version. But it was too slow at switching from photo to photo in Capture One. In year 2019 I had a fully specced out MacBook Pro 16' i9 32GB memory 2TB SSD AMD 5500M 8GB.