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That was the case when Mac Pro would still be a viable option for a workstation. Now it isn't, and Windows, despite improvements, isn't there yet. So many resea
by atemerev 9y ago
That was the case when Mac Pro would still be a viable option for a workstation. Now it isn't, and Windows, despite improvements, isn't there yet. So many researchers and HPC users, including myself, are stuck with Linux desktops. I am not happy about that, as my Mac Pro used to be much better. But there's nothing I can do about it now.
(And, of course, Nvidia is the only choice for now if you want GPGPU computing).
- horusthecat 9y agoApple has released some rumblings that it's going to bring back a modular Mac Pro and keep it on x86 even if it goes to ARM for the Macbook, but I wouldn't hold my breath.