#BM MULTIDOCK PRO#
A Mac Pro "lite" - I agree - would be an attractive product for a lot of creatives. Pros should take a look at the BlackMagic URSA Mini Pro. Personally, I think that financially speaking an iMac is burning the money away too fast.Īnd yes, putting an iMac Pro into a Box, removing the integrated monitor, giving you access to RAM, adding a few PCIe slots etc. Now, again, in the end it depends what you want to do with the machine, and those are all just considerations that might help making a right decision. But on a certain budget you have to decide - convenience with tighter confinements or more flexibility/upgrade-ability with a perhaps not so favorable but nonetheless popular OS.
#BM MULTIDOCK PC#
In the projected price category there is more power and flexibility to be had when choosing PC hardware and (and yes, in case of the OS I would prefer MacOS). Weve got all the deets, specs and price on the V&F website. Not everyone here is a minimalist - I am not, nor do I enjoy the constant struggle of balancing out performance resources. Blackmagic Design have released a new MultiDock with Thunderbolt 2 tech. So, maybe an iMac might be right for the OP but maybe not. BlackMagic Multidock v2 (+ 850EVO 1TB over TB2) 370 MB/s 1053 Lacie Little Big Disk (2x m2 500GB SSD 1TB over TB2) 500 MB/s 1239.
Use for recording audio and streaming with Mac Mini - then iMac - now MacPro. SABRENT USB 3.0 4 Bay 2. SilverStone Technology RM22-308 Silverstone 2U 8-Bay 2.5' / 3.5' HDD/SSD rackmount Storage Chassis with Mini-SAS HD SFF-8643 12 Gb/s Interface. If you had an iMac of a similar age (or even somewhat newer) you'd most likely be in trouble by now. ASIN, B07QPLPM5N Item model number, BM-DISKMDOCK4/U10G Hardware Interface, USB Type C Brand, Blackmagic Design Item Dimensions LxWxH, 20 x 8 x 4 inches (. LOVE it And the single disk speed (BM speediest) is the same as the V2. This item Blackmagic Design MultiDock 10G Rack Mount 4-Slot USB-C Disk Dock.
The mere fact that you are using an older Mac Pro yourself is already proving my point to some extent. If your computer only has a single Thunderbolt port, you can use the additional Thunderbolt port on your MultiDock to attach a RAID or other device. On the original Blackmagic MultiDock, connect one of the Thunderbolt ports to your computer’s Thunderbolt port using a Thunderbolt cable. I'm trying to come up with a solution that involves taking a 3u (ish) size carry bag that holds a BM Multidock for samples and then also has space for some thin/light screen(s), but I'm coming up against width issues New monitors, especially the thin ones seem to all be 21.5', which makes them about 20' wide. In order to state your preference/opinion there is no need to make the opinions of others wrong. Blackmagic MultiDock 10G’ section for more information. Downloadable (with restrictions) This study develops discrete formulations of expected distance traveled in a unit-load warehouse with a middle-cross-aisle.
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