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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Photoshop CS6 is working with Mojave OS on my current Mac. What OS does the iMac pro come with? BH says CS6 will not work with iMac pro. If that is the case I will have to get a regular iMac loaded with extra ram and a 1T ssd hard drive. Any opinions out there. Thanks, Sam

A: Adobe software older than the Creative Cloud (CC) versions are not officially supported on macOS 10.14 Mojave. The computers now will come with 10.14 Mojave.

Q: 2. Is there a way to order both the mouse and matching trackpad with the iMac Pro? I only see the mouse listed, and the trackpad is not listed in possible accessories.

A: If you wanted the trackpad, I would recommend ordering it separately. We will not be getting systems with both in the box.

Q: 3. Any Final Cut users have comparitive experience with the Radeon Vega Pro 64 vs. 56 ? Clearly the 64 would process 4k faster but I'm wondering speed bump is worth the price given that I'm a semi-pro who does 50/50 4k vs.2k. (thanks in advance for replies.)

A: If you take 10min 4k video file and compare 56 vs 64 . The 64 is gonna export the video about 1min faster . So little faster . Keep in mind if you do like 4hr long 4k video, the 64 prob be 10-15 faster .

Q: 4. Can you upgrade the RAM yourself on the iMac Pro?

A: Probably not a good idea... I seen on the web where they used what looks like a small Pizza cutter to break the seal between the metal frame and the glass (don't even bother with the heating process). then I seen the dude handle the memory sticks without a grounding wrist band and a connector to ground. I worked in the computer industry for over 46 years, and what I saw could do more damage with ESD to the entire system. If you have the grounding system and really want to do this, then have at it with a great deal of caution. However, you could end up with a $5,000+ dead computer and I doubt that Apple will cover your loss...

Q: 5. How will the iMac pro base model handle 100 to 500mb psd images?

A: The iMac Pro easily handles images of this size. I have built panoramic pictures using a Canon 5DS where each photo that was stitched was 50mb to begin with. On my old Mac book pro I had time to refill a drink and maybe make a phone call. On the iMac Pro it can still take a minute if there are about ten images. On a side note my iMac Pro is headed t the Genius Bar today because it won’t power up. I definitely recommend buying the Apple Care package. Here is a link to give you something to think about. https://www.slrlounge.com/my-experience-with-apple-as-a-photographer-and-creative-professional/

Q: 6. Are there any Imac pro owners who are editing 4k with gh5?what are the optimum specs for editing GH5 4K?thank you

A: Hey Kenny, I am editing 4k video from my Sony A7Sii with the new iMac Pro on FCPX 4.1. I don't have gh5. I got the maxed-out 16 processor system and I have not had any issues. I have background rendering selected and everything works smoothly. Best of luck!

Q: 7. what is the mah?

A: Capacity for the NewerTech 95W NuPower Battery Replacement Kit for 15" MacBook Pro Retina (Mid 2012 to Early 2013) measured in mAh has not been provided by the manufacturer.

Q: 8. what are the parts that can be upgraded later

A: I upgraded from a iMac (late 2012) to a iMac Pro (late 2017). I would recommend purchasing a fully loaded iMac Pro that will meet all your needs now, and in the distant future. From my research, once the iMac Pro is constructed, it is sealed in such a way that a authorized technician will be required to minimize any damage and put your warranty in jeopardy. It appears you can have RAM upgraded, but it is not as easy to install, as in previous model iMacs.

Q: 9. Why does it say "(Late 2017)" in the title of the description?

A: Late 2017 is the year and time frame the computer was announced and released.

Q: 10. Can the 27 iMac Pro with 1 TB SSD be reconfigured to 2 TB SSD in a couple of years?

A: Possibly but I personally would get an external ssd much cheaper. I Vesa mounted my iMac pro on the wall above my main monitor and an external drive behind the iMac on the wall out of sight with double sided tape