This report is another reminder why laptops, iMacs and all-in-one devices are not Mac Pro's and are not really up for the task when it comes to intensive operations or CPU & GPU simultaneous operations, like video editing & video rendering. These machines get stressed, get hot, and throttling is NOT what Pros expect as a result.
I avoided the trashcan MacPro and I'm still on an older MBP with an NVIDIA GPU. I have found that AMD GPUs just do not work as well with non-Apple software on Mac. Really hope NVIDIA and Apple can workout a solution for getting NVIDIA cards in the new MacPro7,1 but I'm more crossing my fingers than expecting it. Would also be great to see MacBookPro's able to work with NVIDIA GPUs or have built-in in the future, but I'd settle for an NVIDIA eGPU solution on that end.
http://www.geekbench.com/blog/2018/07/macbook-pro-mid-2018-throttling/
I avoided the trashcan MacPro and I'm still on an older MBP with an NVIDIA GPU. I have found that AMD GPUs just do not work as well with non-Apple software on Mac. Really hope NVIDIA and Apple can workout a solution for getting NVIDIA cards in the new MacPro7,1 but I'm more crossing my fingers than expecting it. Would also be great to see MacBookPro's able to work with NVIDIA GPUs or have built-in in the future, but I'd settle for an NVIDIA eGPU solution on that end.
http://www.geekbench.com/blog/2018/07/macbook-pro-mid-2018-throttling/