3:45 Haha! Sometimes we make mistakes. I’m out of the country on vacation and my cinematographer did a great job putting the video together but we accidentally slipped the wrong clip in at 3:45 which I didn’t catch on my quick 360p proofing on the bullet train back to Tokyo. This is not the real DDU and should not be downloaded-it is certainly not the one I used in my testing. This is one of many reasons that I recommend running an ad blocker even though my business model is supported by internet display ads. There are some scummy ones out there! I will link the correct one in the description. My apologies for the error! - Quinn
@@snazzy Why didn't you guys get a Pro Vega II Duo? I clicked thinking I would see a 28.2 TFLOPS graphics card do ray-tracing or run games at 8K..........
nVidia - "We'll strangle our Mac development tools and make them run like shit because we're making money off of miners." nVidia dropped the ball 5 years ago with Apple, not the other way around. I DO NOT develop shit on nVidia anymore and my life is way more profitable and better.
I think the ads would probably have aged just as well as hipster culture. Hipsters have made everything over-complicated these days. They deserve the Apple they have today. Things have just reversed... PC folks are like "it just works". Apple folks are like "I need to google 15 things to see how to make this shit work."
@@davidebalzarotti7162 why is Mac so good for work? A PC can literally do everything that a Mac can and then some. The only difference is first-party software from Apple that is only available on a Mac (some of which is also available for Windows, just not the "pro" stuff). Still, Adobe Premier is just as good as Final Cut, so you can always find a piece of software on Windows that is at least as good as its equivalent on Mac. Also, Macs are overpriced and underpowered (in relation to the price-performance balance).
@VideoCommenter i don't know... if you make enough money to buy even basic mac pro, you do also have money to buy or build deticated gaming PC. Besides i would probably not will mix windows and macos on same machine where i make money. Divide and rule you know :).
@Wilhelm installing bootcamp and another gpu like 5700xt is a lot of hustle too. And (if you are not sarcastic) 5700xt is nothing like cutting edge for gaming even in 4k and especially on 6k.
luxembourger ...and be stuck with even less apps! All that does is prove that you are literally clueless about command line Unix in the terminal session.
luxembourger Disagree all you like. The fact remains that you are clueless regarding the benefits of a real UNIX over your puny Unix wannabe that, among other things, can run your few puny apps.
@@sdushdiu Only reason Macos is Unix certified is because Apple pays for the certification process. They BARELY comply to the dated spec for Unix. How impressive. Linux(with GNU) and other BSDs are mostly if not fully Unix compliant with modern, actually standard features that are universally supported, unlike Macos. Application support to me has always been a bad excuse for an OS' superiority. Especially if every single useful application on your OS costs money, even if they only expose functionality that should be there in the first place (like normal scrolling behaviour). Macos has its annoyances and barriers that prevent you from configuring it in a way it's usable. There's a reason DXVK works on Linux, but not on Macos and there's a reason most servers run Linux and not Macs, and these advantages carry over to the desktop too. But enlighten me, what benefits of your "real UNIX" does Macos have over Linux.
I really don’t understand macs I personally built my pc for about $3800 and would destroy this mac in any benchmark. You’re literally paying for the case and OS
Still can't justify the price of this computer, except the ProRes + Afterburner… which is a very weird investment. But I like your videos and approach.
Does anyone else think that if Steve Jobs was alive today Apple would be waaaaay better He lowered the cost of the iPhone 3 to like £300, I don't see Apple doing that today
@@snazzy The cost is easily justified for professionals who work on video editing, extreme 3D rendering, scientific computation and machine learning. The Mac Pro is cheaper than Windows workstations with similar specs like the Dell Precision 7920 and HP Z8 G4.
Great vid, Quinn! I know you've prepared yourself for the flood of "PC Gamers" and "Apple snobs" that don't retain all that valuable information, (and hit the comments section after reading the title) but I love how critical you are about hardware like this! On a side note... are you going to cover tech at CES this year?
To be fair, the whole "the system must run what it was shipped with" is not always true. However, in practice it is. One example that comes to mind is being able to run Snow Leopard 10.6.8 (I believe 10.6.8 introduced the changed keyboard layout) on a MacBook Pro Late 2011 which shipped with Lion (MacBookPro8,1). The reason it worked was because it was an almost identical system to the early 2011 MacBook Pro and shared the same model ID. I haven't tried it on the 2015 and 2017 MacBook Air (since they share the same MacbookAir7,x model ID), but it may actually be possible to run pre-Sierra macOS on the 2017 MacBook Air.
I'm not particularly an Apple fan, but I definitely agree with your statement. Steve would have seen a video like this and yelled at his engineers. "WHY IS THIS SO COMPLICATED! IT SHOULD JUST PLAY A G*D D**N GAME!" Cook probably sees this as more vendor lockin / walled garden. "Make it harder for them to do non-Apple things on the Mac. I want them to SUFFER if they try! Remind them who their master is!"
u mean like the iphone 4 just worked ? lose all ya signal if u " hold it wrong " jobs blamed the users for that problem, he isnt a genius he is arrogant
@@girlsdrinkfeck He did have his arrogant moments. Definitely. But, most of the time he acted like the "asshole user that just wants shit to work". That was his primary role at the company. He pushed engineers to make things easier to use. Didn't always work. And, Steve started getting caught-up in his own self-importance at times. But, the iPhone sort of set the standard for smartphones to come. The iPad made tablets more accessible to normal folks. (Microsoft and others tried to make tablets before then, but they always wanted stylus or the touch interface was awful. Steve pushed for a very robust touch-only interface). Steve wasn't perfect. But, he pushed for innovation. Ever since Tim Cook took over, Apple seems to be barely staying ahead of others on the hardware front. To be fair, you can only do so much with hardware before it becomes a commodity that everyone is doing equally well. But, their big "innovation" is to do what everyone else is doing: just make everything a service and get people to pay monthly fees. But, they want to make it where you can only use their services on their devices. So, they're tryign to turn their expensive devices into very expensive keys to a walled garden. As the devices lag in innovation, and the services are "also ran" versions of others that are equally good.. folks start to wonder why they're sticking with Apple and it's expensive lock-in model. Apple should be focusing on battery tech to make iPhones that last weeks on a single charge. (They own a lot of battery patents, but don't seem to be leveraging them as well as they could). Instead, they've switched from innovator to follower.
Isn’t Steve Jobs hated when he is a CEO? Media trash him and PC users trash him and Apple users. People always make fun of him and his fans. But when he died, everyone took a 180 on him
4:14 Display Driver Uninstaller [not Display Driver Reviver] is meant to stop drivers from being reinstalled. And it has options that will fit for all scenarios; whether you're wiping them to replace the gpu with 1 from the other manufacturer, you're upgrading to another from the same manufacturer, or you're just reinstalling the drivers - these won't effect what actually gets uninstalled, just what the pc does after that [reboot, stay on, shutdown].
@@slashbrackets3397 go watch some real Mac Pro videos and you will see you are sadly mistaken...this machine is not for gaming..it is for professionals...hence the name
@@chrisevans936 he literally made fun of this thinking in this video... hardware that's good for gaming and professionally work is basically the same these days unless you need a ton of cores. But no... no professional would buy the base model mac pro if they know anything at all about computers. It's way underpowered and overpriced. If you cant afford one of the higher end mac pros than you re really should not be buying one. And even then if you buy you're own storage and ram.youd save a ton of money. You can also build PCs that are better and cheaper that are just as good or better, imo, for professional work.
@@chrisevans936 the $50k Mac comes with graphics cards that are not really better than an RTX 2060 Super, you would be way better off spending $20k-25K on a systen with 4x RTX TITANS 24GB and DUAL XEONs (if you even want Xeon processors), Quadro cards are a bit overrated but you could go up to $30K-$35K for a system that has 4x Quadros RTX 8000 48GB , either the Titans or the Quadros would completely beat 7 of the best AMD graphics cards has to offer (that are not the ones that come with the Mac Pro), so i really hope you are trolling cause you don't know shit about professional work.
Yeah. Its a regular RX 5700xt. I feel like the whole point of this video was to rage about Nvidia and Apple incompatibility, even tho someone buying a Mac Pro could just grab a 5700 xt to game on. Or just buy a Vega instead of the RX580X
@@BrawndoQC I don't generally go through the comments, so I've never seen it. But I've been watching some Doug DeMuro and found they look and sound similar.
Snazzy Labs where is the links that you was pointing at in the top right? I did not see anything there when I tried to see it when your video was still playing. Will you be adding them in when you can or are you just leaving it out to miss lead people? 2:56 to 3:00 and 8:50 to 8:55
I feel so much better right now about my decision to not go the Mac Pro route ( after 20 years of using MacOS ) and going the Ryzen 3950x 2080TI route instead.
@@billB101 .Ever since of that MAC PRO I thought it was gonna be a badass gaming computer but macs are only for those photography and video editing and music. Tim Cook is dumb should've mad the mac pro for gaming and that right there apple could've dominate.
In 2017 i bought a base model 2017 MBP for school stuff. I used it as a gaming pc too and it was a pain to game. After doing everything I could I got like 40 - 100 frames in games like fortnite. i was like 11 then. I am now 13 and have a gaming pc (i7 9700k 16Gb ram RTX 2080ti) and I playing the games I played on my Mac and what a difference in performance and graphics but i still use my mac for gaming when travelling.
@Snazzy Labs - DX12 isn't yet supported, the games will default to DX11. As for Memory, there's a way to increase it beyond 8GB (Which will help in graphics rendering), and if you'd like I could get you in touch with the right people if you want to explore this further for kicks. Thanks!
I have a *2010 Mac Pro.* MacVidCard GTX980, Kingston Predator 500GB PCIe SSD (bootable), some SATA SSDs, 32GB RAM, 4K Iiyama monitor. All in it was about €1000 for all the parts and the second hand Mac Pro. I play EU4, Civ6, HoI4, World of Warships, Fortnite, ARK, Cities:Skylines, XCOM2, Subnautica, Surviving Mars, Tomb Raider on OSX. And GTA5, RDR2, Assassins Creed: Odyssey on a bootcamp Windows 10. Most at 1920x1080 on Ultra, some of the less demanding games at 4K. It's the most cost effective way to game on a Mac.
I actually game quite comfortably on my late 2013 MacBook Pro. I have a good internet connection at my home and use Shadow PC. Works like a dream. I wanted to build a gaming PC this year but shelved the idea because it worked so well.
I play civ 6 on my 2009 mac pro. it plays it at 1440p pretty well imo. Edir: for those who might wonder. Mojave doesnt support boot camp for the older cheesegraters.
@@chloedegurechaff1941 What are these pops we are talking about? I have a 2012 Mac Pro with two X5680's and a 2009 Mac Pro with a single E5645 (old CPU from the 2012) and I haven't noticed any pop sounds
@@Apevia21 Every once in a while my speakers will pop. doesnt matter what jack its threw. other than the front, the front doesnt do it from what ive seen. but its just some random loud pop that gets played threw my speakers. ive tried figuring it out but all i get is people with the macbook pro speaker popping thing. and just left to old computer has quirks.
7:19 it does not matter if the fan curves never reach 100%. What were the temperature readings? Apple has been notorious for years for having their fans underperform and the chips cooking. The big question for the new Macpro: Did they finally break that habit for a properly working machine?
I think that the driver issue in Windows was mostly due to Win10. People have lots of issues with having older drivers stay installed and not get replaced automatically by newer versions, even if they're incompatible. The same issue does not happen pre-Win10 (Win8.1, 7, XP, etc)
Something I would love to know, with a 3rd party graphics card installed as the only GPU in the 2019 Mac Pro, do you get a boot screen? Or is it like with the old cheese graters where you can use other graphics cards but have no boot screen/boot selector?
Idk where all the "Macs can't game" stuff came from but it's a common thing to read. My 2011 MacBook Pro at the time got me into PC gaming. It played games much better than even my current laptop which is a Razer Blade. Yes, Mac doesn't have the library Windows has but there is still COD, Portal, CSGO, TF2, etc that are there for OSX. But I also had a windows partition just for Skyrim. The reason I built a tower PC in 2013 was because that was just a project I wanted to do and thought it would be great to have all my games on one system while I'm home (my Windows partition on my MacBook Pro wasn't very big lol)
You could make a passthrough of Nvidia through KVM, like on extra display it runs Windows for gaming, and after powering it off it extends current display, but it's like having gpu only for gaming and using osx with a cpu, or with stock mp card
@@snazzy Sorry, I was trying to be funny (even though the potential of the card is there) xD But seriously, did you guys not have an extra $5000 laying around to get one? Or is it actually not possible to run games on the most powerful consumer GPU of all time?
You dont need to. I run high end games on my 2019 iMac just fine at 120fps maxed. Don’t need to use boot camp other than to gain access to windows only games.
@@OzzyBoganTech Not at all, considering I run AAA games "tomb raider, etc" on even my old 2019 iMac 5k maxed out and get 120fps. A Vega 64 or higher runs games just fine on all 2018 Macs and above.
@@OzzyBoganTech You're paying for everything else, the GPU is more of a "this will run a display or two" thing than much else. The same board that you plug that 1.5TB of RAM and 28 core CPU is the one you find in that base model so there's a LOT of overhead for upgrades. Other OEM's would give you a less capable board for their cheaper options that would then limit you long term.
shitty comparison. Ferrari is more than capable of shopping at costco, I get that you don't bring a sports car for shopping, but he had to install a 5700xt to get it to game well. The actual mac pro could not game well
Not especially encouraging but there's a youtuber colleague to you running his Mac Pro with the Vega II card gaming under bootcamp windows and he got really good performance at maximum graphics quality settings. Too bad OSX has such poor support for GPU's and too bad windows has this “great” feature of automatically update drivers. Keep on testing Snazzy.
Good luck finding drivers that have any graphics APIs at all for the Titan V. The Titan V is for massively parallel vector computing, not for gaming, even though technically the GPU has all the hardware support for gaming, since it's built on the same architecture as the Titan X.
Just ordered one… and I'm going to slap the Radeon VII from my Hackintosh into it. It's sad that it's cheaper, if you want a MacPro (no Wintel PC, no Hackintosh route), it's cheaper to get the base model and buy your own 3rd party upgrades.
Yeah the upgrades to it and also the iMacs is ridiculously overpriced to the insane... Buy the cheapest one, buy new CPU, buy better GPU, and throw away the old, ones and it is STILL less expensive.
I mean it sucks that they dropped 32bit support, so even if you try to run trough Wine, if it's an older game you won't be able to play it. I mean one big problem is also the fact that they are pushing Metal, so you can't directly use DXVK, you have to add an extra translation layer to it MoltenVK.
watch out using an egpu for gaming in bootcamp!!! ive bought a sonnet breakaway box 550 with a RX5700 and wanted to game in boot camp on my macbook pro 2018 (without an amd card) and it just didnt work. I contacted the amd and the sonnet support and nobody was able to help me. so i put my rtx2070 from my gaming pc in it and look at that it works just fine. the only thing is that the games does not recognize my geforce experience drivers and say i should update them but i have the newest once. in mac os the rx5700 was detected without any issues so it wasnt broken but in bootcamp it was detected as a rx5700 but it wasnt possible to install the drivers they didnt detect the card. and one more advise: use an external SSD!!! ive put modern warfare on an external hdd via a 3.1 dock and its way to slow i need to play in 1080p with low settings cause the shaders and graphics load to slow i think, cause playing resident evil 2 remake on max settings saved on the internal macbook ssd runs about 100 to 110fps without any issues so i will by a rtx2060 and game with this in bootcamp and i would nobody recommend trying it with an amd card
I have a 2013 rMPB and plugged a GTX 1060 egpu into it. I can so far run everything (I have tried) on high or ultra settings. Definitely worth it. Im stuck in high Sierra on the Mac side though so we will see how long that lasts. It may evolve into a pure windows machine
So, the answer is, not really.I would add you better off buying Xbox one x or ps4 pro or make pc build based on ryzen3600/rx5700xt. We are still waiting for hackintosh (5'200$ worth of hardware) vs Mac Pro base model.
3:45 Haha! Sometimes we make mistakes. I’m out of the country on vacation and my cinematographer did a great job putting the video together but we accidentally slipped the wrong clip in at 3:45 which I didn’t catch on my quick 360p proofing on the bullet train back to Tokyo. This is not the real DDU and should not be downloaded-it is certainly not the one I used in my testing. This is one of many reasons that I recommend running an ad blocker even though my business model is supported by internet display ads. There are some scummy ones out there! I will link the correct one in the description. My apologies for the error! - Quinn
Pin this
Was always pinned. ;)
Snazzy Labs good video bro, big follower here.
@@snazzy Why didn't you guys get a Pro Vega II Duo? I clicked thinking I would see a 28.2 TFLOPS graphics card do ray-tracing or run games at 8K..........
Apple making computers 'Grate' again
He should've trolled his viewers and run solitaire on the expensive Mac.
XD
Hey it can game solitaire, hence it is a gaming computer... LOL
haha good one dude. that made me laugh so hard
Shamsulazhar
I only wanted to see Minecraft run on this
@@thomasjensen1590 How about some text console games? There must be several nethack versions for macOS. :D
I bet games run grate on this, especially after paying a lot of cheddar
That was not a gouda pun.
Im Emmental about these jokes.
You guys got some cheesy humour.
When they are not just poorly ported Windows executables, they run better than any PC can game with the same specs. Windows is just too clunky and bad
@@Etienne_H excuse me, where's the cheese based pun in your comment?
Quinn: I will get Nvidia support if I install Windows.
Apple: Don't worry, we already installed Nvidia blockers for ya. You're welcome.
If you’re using bootleg you can install Nvidia. Apple include an official article on how to do this on their website.
nVidia - "We'll strangle our Mac development tools and make them run like shit because we're making money off of miners." nVidia dropped the ball 5 years ago with Apple, not the other way around. I DO NOT develop shit on nVidia anymore and my life is way more profitable and better.
Ster isheep detected
Gaming Senpai fandroid / PC fake master race detected
@@JosephOfArabia ifart detected
Most people: install boot camp run windows 10 and play new games.
Me: would install windows XP in VirtualBox and run space cadet pinball.
😂
Oh a classic
CS 1.6
no need for a emulator, just use wine to run the original xp binary
Putting that 1.5 tb of RAM to good use.
So, wrap-up:
"Can You Game on a $6,000 Mac Pro??"
NO
tested like 2 games?
@@battyflaps5410 well,,, I believe you can play all the "bubbles games" available on App Store with this mac.
@@battyflaps5410 you didn't understand a single word this guy said in this video right? If you don't please shut your mouth cuz you look stupid.
You summarize the whole video with a NO. 🤣😂
well yes, but actually no
Remember those “hello Im a mac, and Im a PC” ads where apple tried to place PC as a boring, word/excel work only machine?
I think the ads would probably have aged just as well as hipster culture. Hipsters have made everything over-complicated these days. They deserve the Apple they have today. Things have just reversed... PC folks are like "it just works". Apple folks are like "I need to google 15 things to see how to make this shit work."
oh yeah and now Mac is the best for work, PC is the best for gaming, if you want just gaming don't buy a Mac and game lmao
@@davidebalzarotti7162 why is Mac so good for work?
A PC can literally do everything that a Mac can and then some. The only difference is first-party software from Apple that is only available on a Mac (some of which is also available for Windows, just not the "pro" stuff).
Still, Adobe Premier is just as good as Final Cut, so you can always find a piece of software on Windows that is at least as good as its equivalent on Mac.
Also, Macs are overpriced and underpowered (in relation to the price-performance balance).
@@elimalinsky7069 never seen such bullshit as in this comment, lmao
Davide Balzarotti mac is so shit
This guy sounds like the Doug DeMuro of tech
😂 lol why is it so accurate he even looks like him
Yesss
On point 😂
Doug score for this MAC ?
"And now for the weekend categories in styling. The Mac is a handsome machine but not particularly beautiful it gets a 6 out of 10"
So the TLDR would be:
"Yes, but WHY?"
@VideoCommenter i don't know... if you make enough money to buy even basic mac pro, you do also have money to buy or build deticated gaming PC. Besides i would probably not will mix windows and macos on same machine where i make money. Divide and rule you know :).
@Wilhelm installing bootcamp and another gpu like 5700xt is a lot of hustle too. And (if you are not sarcastic) 5700xt is nothing like cutting edge for gaming even in 4k and especially on 6k.
TL;DR is just yet another way of being lazy. That statement drives me nuts. When did that even become a thing?
About 17 years ago, Chris.
More like "Not really without a lot of time, money and work. So why?"
“Yes” would be an understatement. You could look like a TASer.
Yes, you can with windows installed. So it’s a pc
Also Linux probably.
luxembourger ...and be stuck with even less apps! All that does is prove that you are literally clueless about command line Unix in the terminal session.
@@sdushdiu Let's agree to disagree, mate.
luxembourger Disagree all you like. The fact remains that you are clueless regarding the benefits of a real UNIX over your puny Unix wannabe that, among other things, can run your few puny apps.
@@sdushdiu Only reason Macos is Unix certified is because Apple pays for the certification process. They BARELY comply to the dated spec for Unix. How impressive.
Linux(with GNU) and other BSDs are mostly if not fully Unix compliant with modern, actually standard features that are universally supported, unlike Macos.
Application support to me has always been a bad excuse for an OS' superiority. Especially if every single useful application on your OS costs money, even if they only expose functionality that should be there in the first place (like normal scrolling behaviour). Macos has its annoyances and barriers that prevent you from configuring it in a way it's usable.
There's a reason DXVK works on Linux, but not on Macos and there's a reason most servers run Linux and not Macs, and these advantages carry over to the desktop too.
But enlighten me, what benefits of your "real UNIX" does Macos have over Linux.
Consumers: can it play games?
Apple: we also sell apple stand and soon to come out the apple wheels
Long speech short conclusion: Buy a PC for gaming.
John Doe even better just buy a pc
Absolutely
Haterade yeah, no thanks.
yeah but he explains exactly how and why this thing is a piece of shit. i guess you don't like good writing though. thats ok.
Basically your paying that 6000$ pice tag for the Mac case. 😂
Because that is Apple metal........extracted iron present inside the roots of apple trees
Ariel Kapell 😂😂😂😂
The metal is actually made from vibranium.
I really don’t understand macs I personally built my pc for about $3800 and would destroy this mac in any benchmark. You’re literally paying for the case and OS
@@ImJustShadow. yeah you're paying for a case that looks worse than a 50€ case
You’re the only big creator doing in-depth stuff like this, THANK YOU.
(I’m likely never getting a Mac Pro, though)
Cheers!
*spending $6,000 on the Mac Pro*
“But can it run Minecraft?”
no😂
Tiger Eye - Haha, so funny, I am actually ROFL right now.
Sadly no
it can run Minecraft without any problems because Minecraft is on Mac OS, even my MacBook Pro 16 runs it perfectly
@@juPitertv-uh2qz r/wooosh
Still can't justify the price of this computer, except the ProRes + Afterburner… which is a very weird investment. But I like your videos and approach.
Thanks! We can’t justify the cost either, but it’s pretty fun. 😉
Does anyone else think that if Steve Jobs was alive today Apple would be waaaaay better
He lowered the cost of the iPhone 3 to like £300, I don't see Apple doing that today
@@snazzy The cost is easily justified for professionals who work on video editing, extreme 3D rendering, scientific computation and machine learning. The Mac Pro is cheaper than Windows workstations with similar specs like the Dell Precision 7920 and HP Z8 G4.
@@amw6394 iPhone SE costs $400 contract free. The iPhone 3G Foster $300 for a two year contract.
5:03 top right of his head
Ghost Adventures: ITS A SPIRIT TRYING TO CONTACT US FROM THE BEYOND
Most of the times, I don't know what you're saying Quinn, but I'm watching anyway.
haha he just download a virus instead of the real DDU
Lol I didn’t even notice this when proofing the video. My cinematographer filmed all of this while was away on vacation. Whoops!
@@snazzy Yeah, I thought that was a joke.
Great vid, Quinn! I know you've prepared yourself for the flood of "PC Gamers" and "Apple snobs" that don't retain all that valuable information, (and hit the comments section after reading the title) but I love how critical you are about hardware like this!
On a side note... are you going to cover tech at CES this year?
Not going to make it to CES this year, sadly. I’m in Japan! :)
Snazzy Labs If you’re in Tokyo hit up Tsukumo or Softmap in Akihabara!
*edit Softbank to Softmap
@@mashiroinoue Or Strange Parts
To be fair, the whole "the system must run what it was shipped with" is not always true. However, in practice it is. One example that comes to mind is being able to run Snow Leopard 10.6.8 (I believe 10.6.8 introduced the changed keyboard layout) on a MacBook Pro Late 2011 which shipped with Lion (MacBookPro8,1). The reason it worked was because it was an almost identical system to the early 2011 MacBook Pro and shared the same model ID. I haven't tried it on the 2015 and 2017 MacBook Air (since they share the same MacbookAir7,x model ID), but it may actually be possible to run pre-Sierra macOS on the 2017 MacBook Air.
Steve Jobs: "It just works"
Getting a sense of Déjà Vu here
You forgot to include the link to your PPC to x86 switch video at around 2:58.
Added to the description. My apologies. Am in Japan and UA-cam’s mobile apps suck and don’t allow me to add these haha
@@snazzy You're in Japan?? I usually hate vlogs but for Japan I'd take a gander. It's such a weird place.
Everything really used to "just work", at least when Steve was around. Apple is trash now. :(
I'm not particularly an Apple fan, but I definitely agree with your statement. Steve would have seen a video like this and yelled at his engineers. "WHY IS THIS SO COMPLICATED! IT SHOULD JUST PLAY A G*D D**N GAME!"
Cook probably sees this as more vendor lockin / walled garden. "Make it harder for them to do non-Apple things on the Mac. I want them to SUFFER if they try! Remind them who their master is!"
u mean like the iphone 4 just worked ? lose all ya signal if u " hold it wrong " jobs blamed the users for that problem, he isnt a genius he is arrogant
@@girlsdrinkfeck He did have his arrogant moments. Definitely. But, most of the time he acted like the "asshole user that just wants shit to work". That was his primary role at the company. He pushed engineers to make things easier to use. Didn't always work. And, Steve started getting caught-up in his own self-importance at times. But, the iPhone sort of set the standard for smartphones to come. The iPad made tablets more accessible to normal folks. (Microsoft and others tried to make tablets before then, but they always wanted stylus or the touch interface was awful. Steve pushed for a very robust touch-only interface). Steve wasn't perfect. But, he pushed for innovation. Ever since Tim Cook took over, Apple seems to be barely staying ahead of others on the hardware front. To be fair, you can only do so much with hardware before it becomes a commodity that everyone is doing equally well. But, their big "innovation" is to do what everyone else is doing: just make everything a service and get people to pay monthly fees. But, they want to make it where you can only use their services on their devices. So, they're tryign to turn their expensive devices into very expensive keys to a walled garden. As the devices lag in innovation, and the services are "also ran" versions of others that are equally good.. folks start to wonder why they're sticking with Apple and it's expensive lock-in model. Apple should be focusing on battery tech to make iPhones that last weeks on a single charge. (They own a lot of battery patents, but don't seem to be leveraging them as well as they could). Instead, they've switched from innovator to follower.
Isn’t Steve Jobs hated when he is a CEO? Media trash him and PC users trash him and Apple users. People always make fun of him and his fans. But when he died, everyone took a 180 on him
First time tuning in. Awesome content, presentation, and narration. Will come again-
4:53 hunt showdown! masterpiece
4:14 Display Driver Uninstaller [not Display Driver Reviver] is meant to stop drivers from being reinstalled. And it has options that will fit for all scenarios; whether you're wiping them to replace the gpu with 1 from the other manufacturer, you're upgrading to another from the same manufacturer, or you're just reinstalling the drivers - these won't effect what actually gets uninstalled, just what the pc does after that [reboot, stay on, shutdown].
In theory, except Boot Camp drivers insist on re-installing every time you remove something until the tool is disabled within Windows.
I can build a computer for the quarter of the price that has better performance...
No kidding....its absurd what they charge for such garbage when compared to a built PC.
@@slashbrackets3397 go watch some real Mac Pro videos and you will see you are sadly mistaken...this machine is not for gaming..it is for professionals...hence the name
@@chrisevans936 he literally made fun of this thinking in this video... hardware that's good for gaming and professionally work is basically the same these days unless you need a ton of cores. But no... no professional would buy the base model mac pro if they know anything at all about computers. It's way underpowered and overpriced. If you cant afford one of the higher end mac pros than you re really should not be buying one. And even then if you buy you're own storage and ram.youd save a ton of money. You can also build PCs that are better and cheaper that are just as good or better, imo, for professional work.
@@chrisevans936 its a very powerfull machine so its supposed to be able to play some good heavy games
@@chrisevans936 the $50k Mac comes with graphics cards that are not really better than an RTX 2060 Super, you would be way better off spending $20k-25K on a systen with 4x RTX TITANS 24GB and DUAL XEONs (if you even want Xeon processors), Quadro cards are a bit overrated but you could go up to $30K-$35K for a system that has 4x Quadros RTX 8000 48GB , either the Titans or the Quadros would completely beat 7 of the best AMD graphics cards has to offer (that are not the ones that come with the Mac Pro), so i really hope you are trolling cause you don't know shit about professional work.
But how did you get the pcie power cables needed for a standard graphics card?
Why didn't you use both amd cards at the same time? By passing one of the radeons into windows and keeping the other one just for mac os?
The lesson we can learn from this. If you buy something that looks like a cheese grater, it will probably run like a cheese grater.
tutorial#1: how to play on mac?
1- u don't. instal windows.
True as hell :)
Ah. But it's "How to play on Mac". Not "How to play on Mac OS".
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Linux.
You’re videos are the best cause they have 2 of my passions in the same video. Watches and technology. Nice rolex you got there :)
Thanks for the review and your time really interesting.
My question is:
-If the 5700XT was an eGPU. Does windows run also "OK" with it?
Yeah. Its a regular RX 5700xt.
I feel like the whole point of this video was to rage about Nvidia and Apple incompatibility, even tho someone buying a Mac Pro could just grab a 5700 xt to game on. Or just buy a Vega instead of the RX580X
your videos are always really nice and informative to watch!! Happy New year Snazzy!! :D
Are you related to Dough DeMuro?
Why is this comment always written? They don't even look alike or speak similarly.
@@BrawndoQC I don't generally go through the comments, so I've never seen it. But I've been watching some Doug DeMuro and found they look and sound similar.
@@BrawndoQC they have similar speech rhythmn
Brawndo think. then think again
quirks and features
Snazzy Labs where is the links that you was pointing at in the top right? I did not see anything there when I tried to see it when your video was still playing. Will you be adding them in when you can or are you just leaving it out to miss lead people? 2:56 to 3:00 and 8:50 to 8:55
with a 6k mac pro, i can now play minesweeper in 8k!
You:Calls 20 fps unplayable
Me on my raspberry pi: Hold my Minecraft java edition!
flexing a PCIe switch
-quin nelson 2020
To be fair, he's flexing a very 'snazzy' PCIe switch.
@@meloD30 yeah😂
Awesome video! I love watching your videos to get the quick updates on cool new things, and learning what I should and should not buy XD
Thank you Snazzy Labs. I'm switching to custom gaming PC with windows.
I feel so much better right now about my decision to not go the Mac Pro route ( after 20 years of using MacOS ) and going the Ryzen 3950x 2080TI route instead.
@@billB101 .Ever since of that MAC PRO I thought it was gonna be a badass gaming computer but macs are only for those photography and video editing and music. Tim Cook is dumb should've mad the mac pro for gaming and that right there apple could've dominate.
@@tribal_chief_savage To be honest, that's what I do ( video, 3D VFX) I have no interest in gaming on my work rig.
I love the little cheese grater on your desk. What a wonderful tribute to apple.
Can the $6000 Mac Pro game?
Not without another several hundred dollars for an extra part!
In 2017 i bought a base model 2017 MBP for school stuff. I used it as a gaming pc too and it was a pain to game. After doing everything I could I got like 40 - 100 frames in games like fortnite. i was like 11 then. I am now 13 and have a gaming pc (i7 9700k 16Gb ram RTX 2080ti) and I playing the games I played on my Mac and what a difference in performance and graphics but i still use my mac for gaming when travelling.
I'm a simple man. I see a new Snazzy Labs video, I watch and then upvote.
👊
Who gives a shit if you upvote.
Even though i dont like macs i watch your videos. learnt many things from you, even about windows & PCs
4:20 I really like that joke. How many hours of Steve did you have to endure to make that ?
@Snazzy Labs - DX12 isn't yet supported, the games will default to DX11. As for Memory, there's a way to increase it beyond 8GB (Which will help in graphics rendering), and if you'd like I could get you in touch with the right people if you want to explore this further for kicks. Thanks!
what wtf... this 6000$ "pc" litteraly has the same GPU as my littlebrother's 600$ budget build??? wow, what dafuq is wrong with apple?
SebSWib mac books are *not meant* for gaming
@@nabz6817 i know.. but still
@@nabz6817 If it can game, it can do everything else.
@@nabz6817 They are meant for *nothing*
Rarely comment on youtube videos, but I LOVED that you played Hunt: Showdown in your tests!
This one has no wires tho! Excellent design, the one I estimated was 57 grand.......
Then buy your own ram and suddenly it’s only $25 grand. You’re welcome.
I have a *2010 Mac Pro.* MacVidCard GTX980, Kingston Predator 500GB PCIe SSD (bootable), some SATA SSDs, 32GB RAM, 4K Iiyama monitor.
All in it was about €1000 for all the parts and the second hand Mac Pro.
I play EU4, Civ6, HoI4, World of Warships, Fortnite, ARK, Cities:Skylines, XCOM2, Subnautica, Surviving Mars, Tomb Raider on OSX.
And GTA5, RDR2, Assassins Creed: Odyssey on a bootcamp Windows 10.
Most at 1920x1080 on Ultra, some of the less demanding games at 4K. It's the most cost effective way to game on a Mac.
4:29 OMG Todd Howard wasn't the first guy who said it!
"IT JUST WORKS"
Quinn!!! You need to talk about your watch game in a video, always on point!
Thank you for showing us that the 5700XT does work in Mac OS and that new Mac Pro. Happy New Year Quinn.
Cheers!
As does the Radeon VII.
hautehussey Oh yeah! I saw that and I would be more interested in that card. Thank you. (:
I actually game quite comfortably on my late 2013 MacBook Pro. I have a good internet connection at my home and use Shadow PC. Works like a dream. I wanted to build a gaming PC this year but shelved the idea because it worked so well.
For $5000 (not including the stand), they should’ve at least included variable refresh rate tech in the Pro Display
Just FYI, DDU can easily disable windows automatic driver install via Its options and selecting the appropriate checkbox
I play civ 6 on my 2009 mac pro. it plays it at 1440p pretty well imo.
Edir: for those who might wonder. Mojave doesnt support boot camp for the older cheesegraters.
I dont care for boot camp. I have a 590 in my machine. I also have 5675s. so I've already done that XD Still have those pops too XD
@@chloedegurechaff1941 What are these pops we are talking about? I have a 2012 Mac Pro with two X5680's and a 2009 Mac Pro with a single E5645 (old CPU from the 2012) and I haven't noticed any pop sounds
@uwu manko Mojave. I dont really care to upgrade.
@@Apevia21 Every once in a while my speakers will pop. doesnt matter what jack its threw. other than the front, the front doesnt do it from what ive seen. but its just some random loud pop that gets played threw my speakers. ive tried figuring it out but all i get is people with the macbook pro speaker popping thing. and just left to old computer has quirks.
7:19 it does not matter if the fan curves never reach 100%. What were the temperature readings? Apple has been notorious for years for having their fans underperform and the chips cooking. The big question for the new Macpro: Did they finally break that habit for a properly working machine?
Can we: Yes
Should we: *laughs in mac saying* No
I think that the driver issue in Windows was mostly due to Win10. People have lots of issues with having older drivers stay installed and not get replaced automatically by newer versions, even if they're incompatible. The same issue does not happen pre-Win10 (Win8.1, 7, XP, etc)
Something I would love to know, with a 3rd party graphics card installed as the only GPU in the 2019 Mac Pro, do you get a boot screen? Or is it like with the old cheese graters where you can use other graphics cards but have no boot screen/boot selector?
No boot screen unless the card has Mac bios.
0:03 gr(e)ate placement of that grate lower left corner ;).
next time do the opposite and game on the cheapest pc
Check my $70 hackintosh video!
Snazzy Labs already did but I meant a PC running Windows hehehe
Gets better performance
@@snazzy For the poor among us, could you decide on a time limit after which the video becomes free so we can build a Hackintosh at less expense ?
Like like , love you video ... most informative you tuber . We always learn some thing
a $6k computer should be able to play all games at ultra settings out of the box lol.
Lets get crazy!! Give us a video with two amd cards with the 580x in your mac pro. Blow our minds!!
"Just works" 😁.
Great video. Thanks for the concise info.I really the voice intonation and script. Fantastic video.
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Idk where all the "Macs can't game" stuff came from but it's a common thing to read. My 2011 MacBook Pro at the time got me into PC gaming. It played games much better than even my current laptop which is a Razer Blade. Yes, Mac doesn't have the library Windows has but there is still COD, Portal, CSGO, TF2, etc that are there for OSX. But I also had a windows partition just for Skyrim. The reason I built a tower PC in 2013 was because that was just a project I wanted to do and thought it would be great to have all my games on one system while I'm home (my Windows partition on my MacBook Pro wasn't very big lol)
*Looks at my year old Mac mini with an eGPU in it that can game almost as well as my actual gaming PC*
You could make a passthrough of Nvidia through KVM, like on extra display it runs Windows for gaming, and after powering it off it extends current display, but it's like having gpu only for gaming and using osx with a cpu, or with stock mp card
The stock config - Spend $6000 to get gaming performance like a PS4 🤣
Pretty sure the stock rx580 would perform better than a ps4 however the bad gaming support on macOS made it perform worse.
Why didn't you guys get a Pro Vega II Duo? I clicked thinking I would see a 28.2 TFLOPS graphics card do ray-tracing or run games at 8K..........
Cause that can’t either lol
@@snazzy Sorry, I was trying to be funny (even though the potential of the card is there) xD
But seriously, did you guys not have an extra $5000 laying around to get one? Or is it actually not possible to run games on the most powerful consumer GPU of all time?
I'm still amazed that POS costs 6000 and comes with an RX580 GPU
Steve Jobs turning around in his grave with such torque that you could attach a generator to his body and make FREE energy off of it.
Quinn, I don’t get it - PC brother in Arm here - the whole point is lost when you install a windows on a Mac to run games !
You dont need to. I run high end games on my 2019 iMac just fine at 120fps maxed. Don’t need to use boot camp other than to gain access to windows only games.
And a GPU, A 6k computer that you then have to upgrade with a decent GPU WTF
@@OzzyBoganTech Not at all, considering I run AAA games "tomb raider, etc" on even my old 2019 iMac 5k maxed out and get 120fps. A Vega 64 or higher runs games just fine on all 2018 Macs and above.
@@OzzyBoganTech You're paying for everything else, the GPU is more of a "this will run a display or two" thing than much else. The same board that you plug that 1.5TB of RAM and 28 core CPU is the one you find in that base model so there's a LOT of overhead for upgrades. Other OEM's would give you a less capable board for their cheaper options that would then limit you long term.
@@TalesOfWar you can get a impressive computer for 6k
Yes. Not even close to a $6000 gaming PC, but yes, it can play games.
Probably because it isn’t a gaming PC.
Snazzy Labs yes, and that’s fine.
“It just works.” Not since 2009 sadly. Just ask Louis Rossmann
Thats why Apple and Bethesda are made for each other...maybe MacOS can get microtransactions and bugs galore
"F apple"!
Thing is you are not actually gaming on a Mac. You are gaming in a VM running on a Mac. Two very different things.
That's like asking if you can take a Ferrari to shop at Costco.
You can, but that's not what it's meant for.
Terrible analogy.
Burd ok gamer
lol next you’re gonna tell me I shouldn’t take my Sienna to the track...
shitty comparison. Ferrari is more than capable of shopping at costco, I get that you don't bring a sports car for shopping, but he had to install a 5700xt to get it to game well. The actual mac pro could not game well
Probably more like taking a G whizz to shop at Costco. The Mac doesn’t even have the horsepower at this price to game well.
Not especially encouraging but there's a youtuber colleague to you running his Mac Pro with the Vega II card gaming under bootcamp windows and he got really good performance at maximum graphics quality settings.
Too bad OSX has such poor support for GPU's and too bad windows has this “great” feature of automatically update drivers.
Keep on testing Snazzy.
Best rig in my opinion:
Ryzen 9 3950x
Nvidia RTX Titan V
Good luck finding drivers that have any graphics APIs at all for the Titan V.
The Titan V is for massively parallel vector computing, not for gaming, even though technically the GPU has all the hardware support for gaming, since it's built on the same architecture as the Titan X.
Just ordered one… and I'm going to slap the Radeon VII from my Hackintosh into it. It's sad that it's cheaper, if you want a MacPro (no Wintel PC, no Hackintosh route), it's cheaper to get the base model and buy your own 3rd party upgrades.
Yeah the upgrades to it and also the iMacs is ridiculously overpriced to the insane... Buy the cheapest one, buy new CPU, buy better GPU, and throw away the old, ones and it is STILL less expensive.
the dislikes are from people who think macbooks are the most powerful computers possible and that PC's are "ugly"
I mean it sucks that they dropped 32bit support, so even if you try to run trough Wine, if it's an older game you won't be able to play it. I mean one big problem is also the fact that they are pushing Metal, so you can't directly use DXVK, you have to add an extra translation layer to it MoltenVK.
Yes, obviously you can. The question is “Can you game well?” The answer is “Depends on how you define ‘well.’ “
watch out using an egpu for gaming in bootcamp!!! ive bought a sonnet breakaway box 550 with a RX5700 and wanted to game in boot camp on my macbook pro 2018 (without an amd card) and it just didnt work. I contacted the amd and the sonnet support and nobody was able to help me. so i put my rtx2070 from my gaming pc in it and look at that it works just fine. the only thing is that the games does not recognize my geforce experience drivers and say i should update them but i have the newest once. in mac os the rx5700 was detected without any issues so it wasnt broken but in bootcamp it was detected as a rx5700 but it wasnt possible to install the drivers they didnt detect the card.
and one more advise: use an external SSD!!! ive put modern warfare on an external hdd via a 3.1 dock and its way to slow i need to play in 1080p with low settings cause the shaders and graphics load to slow i think, cause playing resident evil 2 remake on max settings saved on the internal macbook ssd runs about 100 to 110fps without any issues
so i will by a rtx2060 and game with this in bootcamp and i would nobody recommend trying it with an amd card
So, it would be like paying for a high end racing car that can only get up to 60 on the highway. No, that's a baaaad thing!!
I have a 2013 rMPB and plugged a GTX 1060 egpu into it. I can so far run everything (I have tried) on high or ultra settings. Definitely worth it.
Im stuck in high Sierra on the Mac side though so we will see how long that lasts. It may evolve into a pure windows machine
Replace the motherboard and everything else, then install windows
Pc doug demuro back at it again with the quirks and features of the 6000$ mac pro
I have a better running computer at $600 and that’s saf
Squidrin
That’s Apple for you :) Giving you less for more.
Me: Can you game on a $6000 Mac Pro
Apple: ITS NOT $6000 , its a massive discount and only starts at $5999
ahha apple is such an absurd company. this love/hate- relationship tho
So, the answer is, not really.I would add you better off buying Xbox one x or ps4 pro or make pc build based on ryzen3600/rx5700xt.
We are still waiting for hackintosh (5'200$ worth of hardware) vs Mac Pro base model.