Resolume Forum

Hi,
Looking to pick up a MAC studio M3 ultra as I would require sending a couple of 8K outs and a 4k out for some gigs lined up. Been a Window user thus far and now shifting to the MAC environment purely for the hardware and the form factor, wanted opinions from you guys who have used the MAC ...

Thank you for the input. From what I have read too , matching the cards is the best way forward!

Thanks Arvol. Looking at a build with the A5000 , what are your thoughts?
Also do you know of or have a rig which has 2 quadro cards and outputing 7 plus one with resolume ? Do all the 7 outs get recognised , (I understand the master card will bear all the processing load) but the secondary card ...

Hi ,
So the fx4 takes in one 4k input and gives 4HD outs which are in sync. What if I have a massive led wall say 80ft wide by 16 ft in width and require two 4K inputs to run this?

In such a scenario the Fx4 will fall short ? Is my understanding correct ? Having quadro cards which can provide ...

Has anyone been able to get to the bottom of this and find a solution ?

Anyone was able to get a solution to this issue?

Are you running windows 10 or 11?

Have you seen or heard from anyone using the MAC studio with the M2 max or the M2 ultra version ?
Just curious as these MACs now don't have an AMD or Intel GPU anymore , it is all integrated in the MAC chip itself.

Would you recommend picking up a MAC studio ultra or an alienware M18 with a 4090 ...

Need to try that out! I hope it does! Switching off all windows updates and not updating the graphic card if this is the case! I really hope so!

The specs are absolute killer! And you can slot in the capture cards too! And it can output 8 4k outs! Gone is the restriction of having only 3 plus 1 and then contemplating on having a second Graphic card and worrying about the cooling etc . This one comes ready!