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I think they really are marketing that monitor only to those customers. People who want the computer but don't expect to be editing feature films with it can ge
by chipotle_coyote 7y ago
I think they really are marketing that monitor only to those customers. People who want the computer but don't expect to be editing feature films with it can get a 5K LG monitor for $1300. (Of course, those people -- even the ones editing feature films, when push comes to shove -- could also probably get an iMac Pro, or even just a "normal" iMac with bumped-up specs.)
- lostgame 7y agoNaw, not unless you’re firing up an eGPU...not for 4K, anyway.
- chipotle_coyote 7y agoEverything I'd read suggests that Avid Media Composer gets along just fine with 4K video on a (non-Pro) iMac, if you bump up to a Core i9, Radeon 580, and 32G of RAM or so. The eGPU or the iMac Pro would be nicer, but the base iMac is still powerful enough it's not going to make you hate life. There were 4K movies being edited on less powerful machines just a few years ago, after all. :)