Wasn't the basis of AMD naming the the Vega's 56/64 due to the compute units? Maybe they'll follow that path again.
I think so too. Perhaps as soon as WWDC. I think there’ll be a couple of GPU options for the new Mac Pro. Probably 16GB and 32GB Pro versions of the Radeon VII and maybe a lower spec Vega 10 option for the base configuration. It’s hard to say what they will call the Vega 20 options. If they called them Radeon Pro Vega 60 that would give the impression that they’re below the older Vega 64, so perhaps they’ll simply be Radeon Pro VII, or maybe they’ll use the WX branding (e.g. Radeon Pro WX 9200). The latter would be more likely if they used standard PC cards.
I really just want the Mac Pro to have the same swing door design that the Quicksilver/Power Mac G4 had. The handles should be cylindrical though. The handles on Power Mac G3/G4 and Mac Pro were very uncomfortable to grab.
I really just want the Mac Pro to have the same swing door design that the Quicksilver/Power Mac G4 had. The handles should be cylindrical though. The handles on Power Mac G3/G4 and Mac Pro were very uncomfortable to grab.
I think that handle is a part of the security function, make sure it will cut someone's hand if they try to steal my cMP
Any news upon correct identification of PowerColor RX 590 Red Devil in 10.14.5 beta? Got mine today, identifies as Radeon Polaris 8GB and in System Monitor as RX Ellesmere Prototype.
Works fine so far, 5-10% more output than RX 580, but fans spinning loud!
Hello, is there a way to see in Windows if a Pulse Rx 580 8gb has the Orinoco frame buffer?
I say windows because I have no way to verify it by putting the gpu in a Mac Pro.
Thanks.
Windows driver always assign the correct framebuffer for the GPU.
I take it as a no then.
is that I would like to take a used pulse rx580 but that has the Orinoco frame buffer and not the AMD frame but I don't know how to know it before.
In case it has the AMD buffer can you change it via software right?
Why not? If @MacManu77 dump the GPU rom with GPU-Z/etc then open it with any hex editor, he will see the product ID and then will know if the card has one of the two Orinoco IDs.I think you misunderstood something.
The framebuffer is not stored on the card, but assigned by the OS.
The card itself won't has Orinoco framebuffer or RadeonFramebuffer.
In Windows, the driver will always able to detect the card's hardware correctly and assign the correct framebuffer (assume the users haven't mess around the ROM, system, etc).
In macOS, only two specific ROM image part number will be detected correctly, and assign Orinoco framebuffer correctly by the OS. For all other part number, macOS will assign RadeonFrameBuffer for it.
You can't check if that card "contain" Orinoco framebuffer in Windows (or any other OS).
I wrote down the whole procedure here about how to change the ROM's part number, and make macOS able to assign Orinoco framebuffer for the PULSE RX580 8GB card (do NOT do this on ANY other card).
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...580-pulse-into-the-mac-edition-card.2101909/-
Why not? If @MacManu77 dump the GPU rom with GPU-Z/etc then open it with any hex editor, he will see the product ID and then will know if the card has one of the two Orinoco IDs.
Product IDs:Thank you, will you give me more info please? What do I get if Gpu's got the buffer Orinoco?
I think you misunderstood something.
The framebuffer is not stored on the card, but assigned by the OS.
The card itself won't has Orinoco framebuffer or RadeonFramebuffer.
In Windows, the driver will always able to detect the card's hardware correctly and assign the correct framebuffer (assume the users haven't mess around the ROM, system, etc).
In macOS, only two specific ROM image part number will be detected correctly, and assign Orinoco framebuffer correctly by the OS. For all other part number, macOS will assign RadeonFrameBuffer for it.
You can't check if that card "contain" Orinoco framebuffer in Windows (or any other OS).
I wrote down the whole procedure here about how to change the ROM's part number, and make macOS able to assign Orinoco framebuffer for the PULSE RX580 8GB card (do NOT do this on ANY other card).
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...580-pulse-into-the-mac-edition-card.2101909/-
Why not? If @MacManu77 dump the GPU rom with GPU-Z/etc then open it with any hex editor, he will see the product ID and then will know if the card has one of the two Orinoco IDs.
Product IDs:
113-4E353BU-O4E
113-4E3531U-O4V
That's a question that only Apple can answer.But I don't understand why.... If Sapphire Radeon Pulse RX580 is an Apple's reference card, why isn't assigned correctly Orinoco's buffer?
Is there any difference in functionality ? With Orinoco framebuffer in macos and without? Or it is only the lable in "about this mac" difference?I think you misunderstood something.
The framebuffer is not stored on the card, but assigned by the OS.
The card itself won't has Orinoco framebuffer or RadeonFramebuffer.
In Windows, the driver will always able to detect the card's hardware correctly and assign the correct framebuffer (assume the users haven't mess around the ROM, system, etc).
In macOS, only two specific ROM image part number will be detected correctly, and assign Orinoco framebuffer correctly by the OS. For all other part number, macOS will assign RadeonFrameBuffer for it.
You can't check if that card "contain" Orinoco framebuffer in Windows (or any other OS).
I wrote down the whole procedure here about how to change the ROM's part number, and make macOS able to assign Orinoco framebuffer for the PULSE RX580 8GB card (do NOT do this on ANY other card).
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...580-pulse-into-the-mac-edition-card.2101909/-
Is there any difference in functionality ? With Orinoco framebuffer in macos and without?