My Mac Pro & close-ups of MaxSink RAM

[Monyx]

Mac Pro 2.66 GHz 160GB HD 1GB RAM, ATI x1900xt
2GB MaxUpgrade Maxsink RAM, 2x WK3200KS 320GB, TwinHan USB2 HDTV tuner.
Application: Nikon D70 & Sony PD-170P with FCS5, CS2, Aperture 1.5, Capture NX, EyeTV2, CoD2...no complaints so far it is sweet

 

[diotav]

Sweet ... like your configuration!

See you on CoD2! ;-)

 

[nickelbackmac]

SWEET!!!!! I might just have to look at bringing one of the office's Mac Pros home...

 

[Silentwave]

majorly envious right now!

CONGRATS! how does NX run on it? I'm really hoping it goes universal soon, I love the thing but batching even NEFs from the D1 takes a while.

 

[Fearless Leader]

these pics werent good enough... how bout you send the mp to me so i can get a better look...

 

[cschreppel]

Word. Lovin' the close-ups as well as your config.

 

[Clydefrog]

i want mac pro bad

 

[xfiftyfour]

i want mac pro bad

me too.

 

[Killyp]

I NEED a MacPro! My MacBook Pro took 10 hours to render 19 frames of the last Blender animation I made...

 

[xfiftyfour]

I NEED a MacPro! My MacBook Pro took 10 hours to render 19 frames of the last Blender animation I made...

I *need* one too! My MB takes too long to convert tv shows into iPod format! ...

 

[knome]

Hey thats my configuration, except i have a miglia instead of what ever that is.

 

[Clydefrog]

yeah you sure that tuner card works for mac.....looks like a typical box for windows

 

[Monyx]

CONGRATS! how does NX run on it? I'm really hoping it goes universal soon, I love the thing but batching even NEFs from the D1 takes a while.

TBO haven't done much in NX apart from optimising/JPGs from a few individual NEFs, but I think it's faster than my DC 2.3 G5.

yeah you sure that tuner card works for mac.....looks like a typical box for windows

You're right, generic cheap PC but absolutely works a treat with EyeTV 2.3 as EyeTV is bundled with the same TwinHan hardware (but coloured white over here). I thought it'd be a hassle burning my DTV stuff until I grab an Xbox for media server...but with no need to render the native MPEG2 multiplexed files - they're burnt in a flash!