MacPro(2013)でのAEの設定.

MacPro(2013)をフルスペックで購入しました。
GPUとかCPUとか未熟でよくわからないのですが、MacPro(2013)のAEの設定で最適な環境はどんな設定でしょうか？
ちなみにレイトレースというところで、CPUしか選べなくなってます。
この当たりも良く分からず、、、。
ご教授頂けると助かります。
宜しくお願い致します。

うどんFC様
ありがとうございます！
グラフィックはこのようになっております。
ちなみにCUDA入れちゃいましたがNGでしょうか？
消し方がわからないです（泣）
宜しくお願い致します。
みかん警部

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MacPro 2013 - Windows - ext. Dell Displays

Hi i plan to buy a MacPro and also a new Macbook Retina 15"
but i have some questions bevore i will buy the Mac`s , maybe you can help me !
I have to use also Windows and with my Mac Air`s and Mac Book 17" i face a lot of problems with external Displays !
quick infos :
example : nomaly the MacBook 17" ( ATI 6750M ) should be able to adress 4 external Displays ! But in combination with the intel HD 3000 the Mac Book 17" are only able to adress 1 external Display ( + the internal Mac Book Display ) . Thats totaly horrable for me ! ( Windows7 x64 ) also i face a lot of problems with OSX with ext. Displays.
Now as i write bevore i plan to buy new devices and its a lot of money i want to invest.
1. The MacPro offer 6 Thunderbolt2 Ports
- is it possible to connect to each of this Ports 1 Display ?
- how many Displays would be possible under Windows ?
min. i have to use are 3 Dell Displays maybe 4 ( i have 5 Dell 2410 )
2. about the MacPro 2013 and Windows
- i read on apple website : only Windows 8 are supported ? is this right ???
or i can also úse Windows7 on Bootcamp !?
3. This now a question about the MacBook Retina 15" highest config.
- can i connect 2 external Displays under Windows ?
- this Mac offers 2 Thunderbolt2 Ports ( each on 1 TB-Port ? )
Thanks in front for your help !

I couldn't tell you about the MacBook Pro (perhaps someone on that forum would be able to answer).
As far as the Mac Pro is concerned, the short answer is yes you can connect up to six displays. Here is a support doc from Apple that tells you the specifics of using displays under Windows 8 via Boot Camp.
As far as only supporting Windows 8, that's correct. No, you can't run Windows 7 under boot camp, the issue is that there aren't any Windows 7 drivers for all the brand new hardware in the new Mac Pro.
I hope that helps - good luck!

MacPro 2013 Yosemite Cellular Call Handoff Not Working

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Hey rczig2323,
Thanks for the question. I understand that you are experiencing issues with Continuity in regards to phone calls. The following resources may provide a solution:
Connect your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac using Continuity
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6337
Get help using Continuity with iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5458
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Macpro 2013 multiple monitors

I have 2- 24 inch monitors connected to my MacPro 2013 through two mini display ports (dvi)
I just bought a 24 inch Monitor that connects through HDMI. I connected it to my MacPro and it now only sees one dvi display.
I unplug the HDMI and then it sees 2 monitors again... What's happening & how do I get it to see:
2 DVI displays and One HDMI display.
I did search.. but not much came up with this config
thanks

This
Mac Pro (Late 2013): Using multiple displays - Apple Support
includes
Can I connect a DVI display?
Mac Pro supports DVI displays using Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapters. Use a single-link DVI adapter such as the Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter for DVI displays with a resolution up to 1920x1200. Use a Dual-Link DVI adapter such as the Apple Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI adapter for resolutions up to 2560x1600.
Mac Pro supports a total of two single-link DVI displays. If you connect a third DVI display using a passive adapter or a display via HDMI, it will cause one of the three displays to become inactive.
Can I connect more than 2 DVI or HDMI displays?
Mac Pro supports a total of two DVI or HDMI displays when connected via the built-in HDMI port or using the Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter. To connect additional DVI displays, use an active DVI adapter such as the Apple Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI adapter. You can connect up to six active adapter DVI displays. This requires a powered USB hub since Mac Pro offers four USB ports and you will need six to connect them all.
If the resolution of the DVI monitors is less than 1020x1200 then yo can get a simple active adopter, you do not need the $99 dual-link adopter

What is Apple's stand regarding OWC offering to exchange the CPU in a new MacPro 2013?

I thought to have already put this question here a short time ago.
However I cannot find it for reasons I do not understand.
Therefore here a second try.
Since a couple of days OWC is offering to swap the CPU of a new ("End 2013") Mac Pro.
They pretend their CPUs are more powerful and less expensive.
They quote the "Magnuson Moss Warranty Act" which in the USA states that a manufacturer cannot force his customers to use only the replacement parts he sells.
In their view therefore Apple could not legally void the 1 year limited coverage or the 3 year Apple Care coverage because a third party (OWC) modifies a Mac Pro.
On the other side the only "user replaceable" part in a new MacPro End 2013 according to Apple and mentioned as such in their owners manual is RAM.
While OWC says that the exchange of the CPU is performed by "highly skilled Apple technicians", even if we accept this, those technicians are not doing it in the name and as employees of Apple but working for OWC.
Therefore, either Apple approves and agrees with the changes OWC makes to their new MacPros, in which case the customer will continue to enjoy full Apple support to the so modified machine, or such a step isn't at all done with Apple's blessing and voids every coverage by Apple.
I am therefore waiting for a urgently needed clarification of this matter by Apple.
If any such third part modification of an Apple product voids all commitments of Apple to the owner of that piece of equipment, people should be warned in time before taking any risk of that kind.
However until now I find no statement whatsoever coming from Apple, either approving such measures or disapproving them entirely.
Strangely OWC pretends to deliver by themselves full coverage to a modified computer and not only regarding the CPU they exchanged but the ENTIRE MacPro!
Should that be true, then why mention the "Magnuson Moss Warranty Act" to prove that Apple CANNOT legally refuse coverage to a computer they modify?
The second point difficult to understand is that such an entire coverage of a modified MacPro would mean being able to replace if necessary ANY PART in one of these new machines, something only possible if Apple delivers to OWC whatever they need.
I hardly believe that they could get by themselves any and every part of such a new computer bypassing Apple.
Surely Apple has exclusive agreements with the suppliers of at least most of the parts needed to assemble a new MacPro.
I believe that a clear statement of Apple regarding this matter should be made and the sooner the better!

Apple has not made any public statement that I've seen, and won't do so here, these being user-to-user support forums.
While OWC says that the exchange of the CPU is performed by "highly skilled Apple technicians", even if we accept this, those technicians are not doing it in the name and as employees of Apple but working for OWC.
That would correct. The technicians may be certified by Apple for doing Mac repairs, but the technicians will not be Apple employees.
The second point difficult to understand is that such an entire coverage of a modified MacPro would mean being able to replace if necessary ANY PART in one of these new machines, something only possible if Apple delivers to OWC whatever they need.
I hardly believe that they could get by themselves any and every part of such a new computer bypassing Apple.
Surely Apple has exclusive agreements with the suppliers of at least most of the parts needed to assemble a new MacPro.
OWC is not using any Apple-provided parts. They are getting processors from other suppliers.
The normal legal stance, at least in the US, is that a manufacturer cannot refuse warranty service due to a third-party or user modification unless that modification can be shown to have led to the problem. So whether Apple would refuse or accept warranty on a modified Mac Pro would depend entirely on what the problem is, but this is what OWC is referring to.
I very much doubt that Apple will make any statement on the issue other than to direct the user to the official warranty statement. For the US, see:
http://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/products/embedded-mac-warranty-us.html
but if they do choose to make a statement, it will not be here in these forums.
Regards.

MacPro 2013 freezes on boot with multiple displays.

My MacPro freezes on boot up, at Apple logo or logging in screen with noise.
This doesn't happen with a single monitor, but with 2 or more displays it happens quite frequently.
Or this problem happens when monitor is attached to HDMI port, since as I unplug the HDMI cable,
it usually works fine.
This problem existed since 10.9.3, but it still exists on 10.9.4.
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Oh, so you’re stuck with DP here…
We have narrowed the problem with computers and DP cable that if, when put to sleep, generate every minute an entry in the console stating “dark wake reason PME:maintenance”
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Magic mouse problems with MacPro 2013

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HT5918 Display Port Monitors with MacPro 2013

As of now, I am using 5 monitors on my MP 2006 and intend to move on to the new MP 2013.
After reading this note ( http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6008 ) I have some questions.
This article states that we can connect up to 6 monitors with mini-display port , and various restrictions on DVI and HDMI ones. However, it does not mention Display Port models, that can be connected via a Display / Mini Display port adapter.
My first question is then to know wether I can connect up to 5 ( or 6 ) of such monitors at the same time ( with DP to Mini DP adapters ) ?
My second would be to know wether I can connect 2 monitors with DVI to Mini DP adapters and 2/3 monitors with Display to Mini DP adapters at the same time ?
Finally, as there are no mentions of limits to VGA monitors used with VGA to Mini DP adapters : does that mean that I can use 5/6 monitors at teh same time that way ?
Thank's for your help in getting answers, as I need to be sure of what works before upgrading my old workhorse ... :+))

1.
we can connect up to 6 monitors with mini-display port ... it does not mention Display Port models, that can be connected via a Display / Mini Display port adapter.
DisplayPort is electrically the same as Mini DisplayPort. The adapter is simply a re-assignment of the pins to the different connectors. Some users find this adaptation is better performed with an adapter-cable, rather than a discrete adapter. Rules that apply to Mini DisplayPort stand exactly the same as (full size) DisplayPort.
2.
connect 2 monitors with DVI to Mini DP adapters AND 2/3 monitors with Display to Mini DP adapters at the same time ?
These appear to be limited to 2 Single-Link DVI adapters unless you use USB-powered ACTIVE adapters. This setup is complicated, and that is not "The Apple way". it may suddenly require ALL adapters be ACTIVE adapters.
3.
VGA to Mini DP adapters : does that mean that I can use 5/6 monitors at the same time that way ?
No. These will also be limited to easy use with the two display adapters. In today's digital display age, VGA is not a solution to anything. It is grudgingly provided to run your old projector.
All VGA Adapters are ACTIVE -- they contain a chip that generates the Analog signal from the DisplayPort signal provided, and the VGA signal degenerates further in the process, and has limited resolution. There are no VGA Adapters which have the extra USB input, so that alone may limit you to the two specified.
4.
For completeness, keep in mind that a 4K display can use up to 14G bits/second (variable depending on how much is changing on screen) for a moving picture, so there may not be as much as expected left over on that 20G bits/sec ThunderBolt channel (2 ports/channel) to run your Drives.

MacPro 2013 - Installer une machine virtuelle OSX avec parallels Desktop Build 9.0.24172

Bonjour,
Je ne parviens pas à installer une machine virtuelle OSX mavericks (ou autres OSX d'ailleurs) sous parallels desktop Build 9.0.24172
Cela fonctionnait parfaitement avec mon mac mini, mais avec le nouveau mac pro impossible.
Nous sommes plusieurs dans le même cas sur le forum de parallels dektop. (http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?296576-New-Mac-Pro-amp-Mavericks-Build -13B4116-Mavericks-VM)
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Hi all,
we experience reproducable crashes of After Effects freezing the whole system while rendering.
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Mac OSX 10.9.2 (on a MacPro 2012 - same Problem on a MacPro 2013 with Mac OSX 10.9.5)
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The Media Cache has been released.
Taking a look at the activity monitor I see that the "Adobe QT32 Server" does not respond right after starting After Effects.
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Bonjour, je vais vous expliquez mon problème afin de m'éclaircir. J'ai commandé un Ipod Nano le 22 Décembre 2013 via le site internet. J'ai rentré mes coordonnées bancaires, mon compte n'a pas été débité. Ma commande est touijours au même point, j'ai toujours le même message qui me dit que ma commande est en cours de traitement. Je dois recevoir l'ipod le 30 décembre. Est ce normal que ma commande soit toujours au même stade depuis 4 jours ?
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Je regrette beaucoup vos problèmes. Toutefois je ne comprends pas pourquoi avoir attendu des mois et des mois! A votre place j'aurais demandé un appareil de remplacement car vos problèmes doivent venir d'un défaut de ce MacPro. J'ai un MacPro 2013 depuis avril et il fonctionne toujours correctement. C'est le cas certainement des milliers de usagers des nouveaux MacPro 2013. Votre patience d'attendre aussi long temps sans demander un remplacement je ne la comprends pas.
Appareil avec défaut veut pour moi dire remplacement !!! et ceci sans attendre, déjà dans les premiers jours, une fois constaté 1) qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un péripherique (en déconnectant tout sauf clavier, souris et écran(1 seul!)) et 2) que vous n'avez pas des problèmes de vos logiciels, (en vous connectant dans le mode dit "sûr"). Si c'est 2 choses ne corrigent pas le(s) défaut(s)... alors l'appareil a des problèmes de hardware. Il doit donc être remplacé par Apple.
D'ailleurs pour un appareil si cher le Apple Care doit être acheté immédiatement avec l'ordinateur. Pourquoi on ne l'a pas fait lors de l'achât m'échappe également, surtout pour une utilization professionnelle. J'espère que vous prendrez le toreau par les cornes. Bonne chance!

Mac Pro 2013 en panne depuis Avril 2014...

Petit retour sur le calvaire de l'assistance Apple :
Avril 2014 : Acquisition du Mac Pro 2013 : 3990€
Avril 2014 : L'ordinateur ne s'allume pas correctement, j'appel l'assistance qui m'explique gentiment que ça viens d'un périphérique, je formate tous mes disques....ect
Problème toujours présent....
Ma saison suis son cours, en juillet ça ne devient plus possible de travailler dans de tels conditions, je re-contact le SAV, après plusieurs appels et plusieurs manipulations on m'affirme que mon mac fonctionne correctement...!!!
Suis-je fou?!
En Aout impossible de perdre encore du temps avec ça, je fais 70h par semaine dont une à deux par jours pour allumé mon mac le matin...
Je décide donc de rappeler le SAV le 2 septembre, on ne retrouve pas mon ancien dossier sous pretexte que c'est à moi de conserver le numéro de dossier, bref un nouveau dossier est ouvert mais on ne me donne toujours pas le numéro...?!
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Du coup un technicien doit se déplacer à mon bureau pour réparer mon mac, pour ça le SAV me dit qu'il me contacteront le lundi...
Lundi.... Mardi.... Mercredi, je n'arrive plus à fournir mes clients a l'heure à cause de cette ordi de M***** donc je les rappels.... encore une fois...
On me donne le numéro direct du sous-traitant qui doit s'occuper de mon mac, je l'appel, on discute, résultat il doit me rappeler vendredi au plus tard pour essayer de trouver une solution pour moi.... le même jour un de ces collègues m'appel, miracle, on ne m'a pas oublié et quelqu'un m'appel à ce sujet!!!! Alleluia!!! enfin on se détend un peu.... ce collègue m'a proposé de m'envoyer une application a installer pour lui faciliter le diagnostic, oui super... Sauf que je n'ai pas reçu le mail... je le rappel 1x, 2x... pas de réponse, bon c'est jeudi, ils doivent me rappeler le vendredi au plus tard...
nous sommes lundi soir, personne ne m'a rappeler, mon mac ne fonctionne pas depuis que je l'ai acheter et tous le monde s'en fou!!!!
Comment faire??
J'ai une entreprise qui tourne avec cet ordinateur, ma productivité est nul, et Apple s'en fou...!!!
Réalisez vous qu'au jour d'aujourd'hui ça devient un réel handicap et ça ne va pas tarder de mettre en périls mon entreprise??? Je ne suis malheureusement pas une multinational et un investissement de 4000€ se doit d'être rentable, et pour le moment en plus de ça je perd en productivité...
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Je regrette beaucoup vos problèmes. Toutefois je ne comprends pas pourquoi avoir attendu des mois et des mois! A votre place j'aurais demandé un appareil de remplacement car vos problèmes doivent venir d'un défaut de ce MacPro. J'ai un MacPro 2013 depuis avril et il fonctionne toujours correctement. C'est le cas certainement des milliers de usagers des nouveaux MacPro 2013. Votre patience d'attendre aussi long temps sans demander un remplacement je ne la comprends pas.
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D'ailleurs pour un appareil si cher le Apple Care doit être acheté immédiatement avec l'ordinateur. Pourquoi on ne l'a pas fait lors de l'achât m'échappe également, surtout pour une utilization professionnelle. J'espère que vous prendrez le toreau par les cornes. Bonne chance!

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When I switch to the multiprocessing feature for RAM previews, after I finish playing it, the green bar disappears.
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Here's a shot of my current settings. I tried a number of other settings, with different numbers of processors and allocated RAM. But every time I enable multiprocessors for RAM previews, I get the same result (the RAM preview works, until I stop playing it...then the rendered frames are deleted).

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I would like to maintain the miniDAC since it does provide the interface to my preamp and speakers.
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This seems to be a bug with digital audio output via USB. I am not sure if there is a fix or whether you're gonna have to wait for a Software Update to be released by Apple.
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EDIT: Does that thing not have a Toslink input? May be worth a try if you have a 'cable' lying around for that (you'd need a 3.5mm optical adapter for that port though).

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