A return to form is what I would call the Mac Pro (Late 2019)
. Not only does it return to a familiar tower form factor, it also makes a statement as one of the most powerful and beautiful computers on which you can edit. A bounty of configuration options for graphics, memory, storage, and processing means that the new Mac Pro can fit in anywhere, from a freelance videographer/editor's home office to a professional editing studio that handles the latest 8K films from Hollywood. If the Mac Pro belongs in any creative's workflow, professional video production is a definite.
It All Starts at the Processor
Pack up to 28 cores into your next machine if you need the absolute greatest computer in the world. This will handle nearly anything you could possibly throw at it today and it will probably be fine with whatever comes tomorrow. Whether it is advanced motion graphics for 4K cinema or 3D rendering on an animated feature, the Mac Pro will do it with impressive speed.
Don't worry—the base 8-core processor will knock out 4K projects with ease, and the additional graphics options will give a serious boost later on with expansion, a useful possibility if you start to outgrow your setup. The design of the Mac Pro has been well thought out to handle this much power. The processor asks for up to 300W, and with that much power comes a lot of heat. Using a combination of heat sinks and fans, it will stay cool and you can stay in control.
Next Up is Memory
Large video projects mean lots of large files, all needing to be accessed in real time. This takes a great deal of lightning-fast memory to achieve. Able to support up to six channels of 2933 MHz DDR4 ECC memory via 12 physical DIMM slots, the Mac Pro will allow users to configure their computers with an insane 1.5TB of memory. This should take buffering out of the equation in your NLE since you can have everything you need loaded up and ready to go and be able to edit faster and more effectively.
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