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1. ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS MAC RENDER FULL
2. ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS MAC RENDER PRO
3. ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS MAC RENDER SOFTWARE

Other software can run on M2 Macs via Apple’s Rosetta 2 translation environment, but the performance gains aren’t usually as significant.

ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS MAC RENDER FULL

Which other CG applications support the M2 Ultra natively?įor an application to take full advantage of the M2 Ultra’s processing capabilities, its developer needs to have implemented native Apple Silicon support. The caption notes that the 192GB of unified memory supported by the M2 Ultra makes it possible to “do things that were simply not possible before, like render complex scenes with massive geometry and textures” without going out-of-core. In addition, the image above, taken from the launch material for the Mac Pro, shows Disney’s real-world Moana data set being rendered inside Cinema 4D. Performance of M2 Ultra relative to previous-gen M1 Ultra processor (1) In percentage terms, the largest increase is in unified memory supported – Apple describes the M2 Ultra’s 192GB maximum capacity as a “breakthrough” – although memory bandwidth is unchanged. Similarly, its media engine can play back “up to 22 streams of 8K ProRes 422 video”, up from 18 streams for the M1 Ultra, although the number of encoding and decoding units itself is unchanged. Its Neural Engine, used to accelerate AI operations, is “up to 40% faster” than the M1 Ultra, although that’s due to improvements in architecture: the core count remains the same. How much faster is the M2 Ultra than the M1 Ultra?Ĭompared to its predecessor, the M2 Ultra’s core specs follow a similar pattern to the other M2 processors, incrementally increasing CPU and GPU core count.Īpple describes its CPU as “20% faster” and its GPU “up to 30% faster” than the M1 Ultra. Both have 24 CPU cores, and support a maximum of 192GB of unified CPU and GPU memory. Two editions are available, one with 60 GPU cores, and one with 76 GPU cores.

ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS MAC RENDER PRO

The M2 Ultra completes Apple’s current generation of Apple Silicon processors, begun with the M2 itself last June, and continued with M2 Pro and M2 Max this January.Īs with its previous-generation counterpart, the M1 Ultra, it’s two chips in a single system, consisting of two M2 Max dies connected via Apple’s UltraFusion interconnect technology. (2) Figures in brackets are taken from third-party websitesįinal M2 processor puts two M2 Max dies in a single system on a chip In the story below, you can see what we know so far about its key specifications and how it performs with DCC applications like DaVinci Resolve, Maya, Octane X, Photoshop and Topaz Labs’ Video AI. The new processor, which combines two M2 Max dies in a single system on a chip, will be available in Apple’s new Mac Studio and Mac Pro workstations from next week. Skip to 00:10:40 to see the announcement of the M2 Ultra processor.Īpple has unveiled the M2 Ultra, the final chip in its M2 line of Apple Silicon processors, which it describes as “the world’s most powerful chip ever created for a personal computer”.