New Mac Pro seems really slow

I have a new Mac Pro - 8 core Two 2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon "Nehalem"
I am exporting some h.264 movie files from Final Cut Pro via File>Export>Using Quicktime conversion.
My Sequence settings are:
1920x1080 HDTV1080i
compressor: XDCAMEX1080p24
Should it take 15 minutes to export an h.264 480x270 that is only 2 minutes long?
Is it possible because I am using the XDCAM compressor that it is taking so long to conform to h.264?
Feel like my old Duo core iMac was faster than this.
I trashed the preferences and restarted the computer - no change
thought - comments?

Should it take 15 minutes to export an h.264 480x270 that is only 2 minutes long?
From a GOP format of HD? Yup. That is one of the big drawbacks of the GOP formats. Very processor intensive.
YOu can set up QMASTER in the System Preferences so that Compressor will utilize all 8 processors.
- In System Preferences at the bottom is a black splotch icon thing, that is Apple Qmaster. Click on that.
- Select Share this computer as "Quick Cluster with services."
- Share Compressor.
- "Options for selected service" should be 1 instance for each of 2 processors, so if you have an Octo MacPro, set it to 4 instances.
- Click Share...
Then when you submit from compressor, change it from "This Computer" to whatever you named your cluster. Works like gang busters...
Shane

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Create a new User go to System Preferences >> Accounts >> "+" (make it an admin acct) and test the apps in this new account, if they work the problem is isolated to your User and not systemwide.
If the issue is limited to your user account try starting up Safe Mode (It will take more time to startup in Safe Mode because it runs a directory check.)
If your apps functions correctly that way, go to System Preferences >> Accounts >> Login Items, and remove them. Boot normally and test. If not go to ~(yourHome)/Library/Contextual Menu Items and move whatever is there to the desktop. Then do the same with /Library/Contextual Menu Items. Lastly, try moving ~(yourHome)/Library/Fonts to your desktop and restarting.
Log out/in or restart, if that sorts it start putting items back one at a time until you find the culprit.
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New Mac Pro 6.1 slow for some tasks, any ideas?

May new Mac Pro 6.1 (6 core, 64 GB RAM, D700's) is running very slow for 2 specific tasks.
OS X 10.9.3 PS CC 14.2.1
Open Canon 5D3 Camera Raw files takes 30 seconds.
Smart Sharpen 5D3 file takes 75 seconds.
That is WAY slower than my 6 year old Mac Pro 3.1!
Everything else runs quickly and efficiently on the 6.1, but it almost freezes during these 2 tasks. Not good! As a photographer who processes hundreds of 5D3 RAW files at a time this is a big problem for me.
I found this article explaing issues with the graphics;
http://macperformanceguide.com/blog/2014/20140308_1-Photoshop-sharpening-speed.html
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I hope to find a solution...

Thanks for your input Noel.
I have unchecked Use Graphics Processor and the time for opening a RAW file remains around 30 seconds and to smart sharpen is now 100 seconds (up from 75).
In the activity monitor, I get between 500 and 600% use of the processors when opening RAW and 800% during sharpening.
A few seconds after clicking open in ACR, I get a dialogue box with the blue bar almost complete for a fraction of a second, then it disappears and another box appears (half the hight of the first one) and starts with only a small part completed, then takes it 30 seconds to finish. It's like it tried to open in a normal way and failed, then another very slow backup process took over.
In the top righ corner of the Smart Sharpen dialogue box, I tried selecting "Use Legacy", then it sharpens in about 3 seconds!
Also of note, when opening a RAW file or smart sharpening, the computer becomes very slow and unresponsive, even to get mail or surf the internet. Even streaming radio in iTunes cuts in and out or cuts out completely. As if the entire system is overwhelmed. Despite having 2 or 3 cores unused and at least 40 GB of unused RAM.
Not what I was expecting from a very expensive upgrade in the hopes of cutting down the amount of computer time per image file!

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Hi all!
The New Mac Pro seems really cool, but I have some doubts:
1) will it have just One processor? In terms computation speed, present Mac Pro is not the best on the market: doubling it, will Of course ne interesting, but not "incredible";
2) adopting just One proc will limit the number Of cores to the maximum amount Of a single E5 (8?): that's not that much;
3) just 4 RAM slots? So the Max RAM would be 64 GB...
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I think (and hope) Apple will provide a 2-core Mac Pro like nowadays!!!
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Best
H

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Jim Curtis wrote:
Thanks, Jason, that's what I was wondering about. Generally, people post to forums when they have problems.
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And the AE performs slower than in my old mac pro. I have set the preferences as seen on all those tutorials on this site, I have an SSD external disc for cache files, memory and multiprocessing settings correctly...and previews are very very slow, and I can not even render a single comp without waiting 10 minutes. I am very disappointed and frustrated with this situation...
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My Mac Book Pro was really slow at everything and would kick me out of my photos every time i got on them. now it won't even allow me to log on. i put my password in and the screen will flash white and go back to the login page. HELP please...

My Mac Book Pro was really slow at everything and would kick me out of my photos every time i got on them. now it won't even allow me to log on. i put my password in and the screen will flash white and go back to the login page. HELP please...

There is nothing wrong with your Dell, it will work fine with any MacbookPro. I have been using Dell displays for over 12 years with many different Mac models. I have two 21" Ultra Sharp displays working side by side to design a Keynote presentation right now.
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