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WIll MBP run Final Cut Studio?
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Hi,
Windows guy because of gaming. Looking to switch over to Mac products for video production work. Can someone tell me if a new MacBook Pro will run Final Cut Studio with no lag or errors? Or, would I need a desktop Mac for that?
Thanks in advance 
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Yes, it will. However, you may want to get the 256MB graphics card if you are going to be using Color.
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You should definitely upgrade the graphics card, but it will work either way.
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It will work like a charm.  welcome to the Mac
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Whew, that's good to know. I'm currently running Final Cut 5 and am planning on upgrading to Studio. The only problem is my laptop is the new SR MBP 2.2 with the 128 VRAM and an upgrade to 4 gigs of RAM.
I think there might be some slow down...time to pick up a Mac Pro
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I'm currently running Final Cut 5 and am planning on upgrading to Studio. The only problem is my laptop is the new SR MBP 2.2 with the 128 VRAM and an upgrade to 4 gigs of RAM.
I think there might be some slow down...time to pick up a Mac Pro
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