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ghosie
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hey all..great setups there...
heres a few qns i'll like to ask ..
i'm a video editor and uses FCP..but i'm definately not good w the hardware stuff..:S
any suggestions on which mac pro is good to run fcp ..do u guys think imac is enough?
i've been staring at the diff mac pro config. for so long:S and its confusing me haha
hope to get some suggestions here
btw..i heard some rumors that there'll be a new mac pro soon?

pls enlighten me!! -_-"
     
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MP 2 x 2.8 and etc.
     
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Heh, cute. That must have been some job getting it out of the box and unwrapped. It's quite alarming when the computer is bigger than the owner, plus your desk and chair is way too big.
     
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Originally Posted by cube-dude View Post
Brings back memories when I first bought my Mac Pro and power it on. Sweet.
Mac Pro Quad 3
     
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Cutest member ever, name please?
     
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Thank you angelmb, parka, and voo for your kind comments. The Mac Pro is indeed as incredible as advertised, and the Pug (Dexter George, October 11, 1999 - March 13, 2008) was equally excellent.


MP 2 x 2.8 and etc.
     
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Originally Posted by MacPro8Core View Post
Here is my new Octo-Core Mac Pro and 20" ACD.
Awesome wallpaper, where did you get it?
     
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*clickable
iMac / Mac Mini Server / iPad 2 / iPhone 4S / Twitter
     
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And another pug person too- enjoyed the above pics
- she's watching over the young ones here



     
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Originally Posted by cube-dude View Post
Thank you angelmb, parka, and voo for your kind comments. The Mac Pro is indeed as incredible as advertised, and the Pug (Dexter George, October 11, 1999 - March 13, 2008) was equally excellent.
It's so heart breaking when your beloved dog dies.

I still miss mine, I don't think I could get another dog to go through the death again.

May 14 1991 to May 6 2006, died in my arms. Heart just gave in before we got him onto the vet's table late at night. The vet even opened the place up which was decent of them but sadly it was his time.

     
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Originally Posted by voo View Post
It's so heart breaking when your beloved dog dies.

I still miss mine, I don't think I could get another dog to go through the death again.

May 14 1991 to May 6 2006, died in my arms. Heart just gave in before we got him onto the vet's table late at night. The vet even opened the place up which was decent of them but sadly it was his time.



Thats unfortunate
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Originally Posted by voo View Post
It's so heart breaking when your beloved dog dies.

I still miss mine, I don't think I could get another dog to go through the death again.

May 14 1991 to May 6 2006, died in my arms. Heart just gave in before we got him onto the vet's table late at night. The vet even opened the place up which was decent of them but sadly it was his time.

7 years is just aint enough...
     
outaru
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This is my First Mac August 2005




Same old Mac 3 years later August 2008




I just sold the tower last week and keep my 23" ACD

     
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Originally Posted by outaru View Post
This is my First Mac August 2005




Same old Mac 3 years later August 2008




I just sold the tower last week and keep my 23" ACD

Wow, thats quite a change
nice setup
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outaru
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i miss the tower thou.. :-(
     
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I haven't posted pictures of my office since January, so...

New office is in a new space; did some remodeling before moving in. Dedicated sub-panel, in-wall audio and Ethernet, etc.

Before you ask "why do you have all of this?", I write software.

http://flickr.com/photos/bwa32/sets/72157607284828899/

I threw in a few pictures of the remodel at the end.

Hope you liked the pictures.
     
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Various configurations that I had/have.


- G4 Cube 450 mhz and 1.8 Ghz upgrade
- Cinema Display 17" (ADC port)
- Apple Studio 17" (blue)
- Cinema Display 23" (ADC port)
- Apple Studio 17" (ADC port)
- G5 Quad
- G3 B&W 400mhz and 350mhz
- iBook G3 900 (the perfect choice to run os 9 emulators). Just died by logic board.











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The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look and do nothing.
     
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Originally Posted by insert_coin View Post
I can understand why everybody loves the 12" laptops so much, they make for a great arcade emulator

Those are some nice posters you have there
     
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Originally Posted by angelmb View Post
I can understand why everybody loves the 12" laptops so much, they make for a great arcade emulator
Yeah, and running under OS 9 the emulator uses the Ati plugin for a krispy graphics with great filters, and perfect compatibility with the Adaptoid. Who wants Virtual Consle?

Those are some nice posters you have there [/QUOTE]

Thx!! here I show you some posters listeds in my "must have list"



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Props for Marathon.
     
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Hurray for porn ads. NSFW links on top of linked photos in insert_coin's posts.
     
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i love the green wall thou... looks sooo refreshing..
     
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I just sold my PowerMac that I bought new 8 years ago

The trusty old setup:


Its last day in the house:
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ice
     
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Say it ain't so, Icy!

How much did you get for that old beast? (Dual 533, right?)
     
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Single 533, got 2 bills for it with the 17" CRT.

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sek929
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You had the exact same DVD burner I bought for my old G4.
     
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Oct 21, 2008, 02:36 AM
 
Here's my new room:


Close up of my main workstation


My spouse's iBook:


iTab finally have a desk space:


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RAID casing:


The way I log-in:


Airclickk USB


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Here's some shots on the wall:

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That introduction ad for the MacBook was weird. You weren't curing cancer, guys. It's just a new MacBook.
I have returned... 2020 MacBook Air - 1.1 GHz Quad-Core i5 - 16 GB RAM
     
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What's with those APEs? Did you make them FW/USB powered?
     
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What's with those APEs? Did you make them FW/USB powered?
I think he's made then powered via USB. I've seen it written up before, it was probably wei back then too
     
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The Speaker ports on a Power Mac are intended for Apple's Pro Speakers (the round ones). They are pre-amplified, so plugging any other speaker into that port will not work unless they were intended to work with the Pro Speaker Jack.

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Maybe next time I will put p0rn instead.

Yeah, those APE have burned power supply. I fixed them & make them powered by USB.
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My Mac Pro has 6 displays:



The machine itself:



More pictures of equipment & office remodel here: http://flickr.com/photos/bwa32/sets/72157607284828899/
     
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Originally Posted by Bwa View Post
My Mac Pro has 6 displays:

snip

The machine itself:

snip

More pictures of equipment & office remodel here: http://flickr.com/photos/bwa32/sets/72157607284828899/
Saw your post on macrumors.com forums.

I thought the hacker setups in Live Free or Die Hard and The Matrix were cool, but yours wins hands-down.
     
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Originally Posted by Bwa View Post
My Mac Pro has 6 displays:



The machine itself:



More pictures of equipment & office remodel here: http://flickr.com/photos/bwa32/sets/72157607284828899/

You're cataloging DVDs with that box?

My home-based trading desk.

     
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Eric, are you still using 2x22 + 2x24" Gateways? I remember your set-up. I had 2x24" Gateways and tried to grow to 4x24" but I couldn't seem to get 2 new panels that didn't squeal and, in the end, gave up on that idea. I still have one of the 24" Gateways. It's a fine screen for the price at the time ($711 in Feb 2007--seemed like a great deal).
     
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Originally Posted by Bwa View Post
Eric, are you still using 2x22 + 2x24" Gateways? I remember your set-up. I had 2x24" Gateways and tried to grow to 4x24" but I couldn't seem to get 2 new panels that didn't squeal and, in the end, gave up on that idea. I still have one of the 24" Gateways. It's a fine screen for the price at the time ($711 in Feb 2007--seemed like a great deal).
One of the 24" Gateways shelled its power supply so I hurriedly replaced it with a Samsung 245BW. The Samsung is likely to be electronically more reliable than the 24" Gateway but the Gateway is a better display. One thing I find really annoying is that everybody has gone to glossy bezels that are hard one one's eyes if they are scanning across multiple screens all day and I prefer to matte finish of the Gateways.
     
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Since no one else is posting pictures (for 3 months!), I thought I'd post a few new shots of my Mac Pro's displays.

9920 x 1600



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My Pro Tools 8 setup...

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My Pro Tools 8 setup...
Very nice... Ergotron LX stands?
     
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Very nice... Ergotron LX stands?
The man knows his monitor stands... Yes... the two 19" side monitors are on the Ergotrons. The center 23" is on its stock stand. I was going to go with a three monitor mono pod type rack, but the Ergotons give you a lot more flexibility for positioning.

Nice setup yourself...!
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Originally Posted by Bigfoot View Post
My Pro Tools 8 setup...

Beautiful.

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Originally Posted by Veltliner View Post
Beautiful.

The boat in the back... an means of emergency escape?
Nope... newest studio wall treatment... all in one high frequency diffusor/bass trap.
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Originally Posted by Veltliner View Post
Beautiful.

The boat in the back... an means of emergency escape?
that is really great. It would look just as good to me running Logic!!
     
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Originally Posted by Bwa View Post
Since no one else is posting pictures (for 3 months!), I thought I'd post a few new shots of my Mac Pro's displays.
If you don't mind me asking… what's all that code?, and is the screensaver available anywhere?, looks nifty. Thanks.


My Pro Tools 8 setup...
As a former naval engineer I have to say… damn beautiful
     
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Originally Posted by angelmb View Post
If you don't mind me asking… what's all that code?, and is the screensaver available anywhere?, looks nifty. Thanks.
The "screen saver" is the iTunes visualizer, zoomed in. The video performance is pretty bad, but it looks cool in a still shot.

The code is a filesystem-related product. Blue screens are code, black are terminals.
     
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Thanks for the clarification Bwa
     
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great cant wait!
     
 
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