Mac pro 5.1 high sierra and mojave on the same nvme ssd

#MAC PRO 5.1 HIGH SIERRA AND MOJAVE ON THE SAME NVME SSD UPGRADE#

Regarding the M1 : 2 weeks ago I helped a client setup his new MacBook Air for use with Reaper and Live : this thing is a beast.

Have not accurately figured out if it was more with virtual instruments or effects, but it helped me squeeze a few more cycles, thanks for that! I tried again due to your suggestion, and I noticed a significant decrease in cpu use in certain projects. Now that is strange : I knew about the limiting of the cores in preferences, but on previous OSвЂ™s with earlier versions of Logic it did not change anything, or not remarkably so. also had single core overloads until i ve change the setting in preferences / audio.multicore performance from automatic to 16 core.since then it can handle hughe session without a problem.hope this helps.Best Zed.Hey Zed, apologies for not replying to your kind reply, have not been much around lately.

#MAC PRO 5.1 HIGH SIERRA AND MOJAVE ON THE SAME NVME SSD UPGRADE#

Hi Nico, recently bought mac pro 4.1 with firmware upgrade to 5.1, dual cpu.i upgraded cpus to intel 5695 (i think.anyway the fastest it can take), banged in 96 g of ram and a 2T nvme ssd.i am on logic. I boot this machine from an SSD on the native SATA port in the optical bay, and keep a couple of cloned images on the shelf just in case. Its 1.5-million hour MTBF number puts it near the lower end of the reliability specs of SSD drives, but plenty of respected products like the Samsung 860 EVO share that same spec. I measured peak read at about 1600MByte/s. Its 'slow' 2100/1700MByte/s R/W speed is not an issue in a 5,1 machine, since that's still faster than the throughput that slot-3/slot-4 can deliver. I chose this NVMe drive because of its surprisingly high TBW durability of >1PB in the 1TB size. (link below) Audio recording goes to a 2TB SanDisk CloudSpeed MLC SSD.Д®verything works fine. It's in a generic PCIe adapter similar to the RIITOP product that I use in my other machine. I'm using a TeamGroup T-Force CARDEA Zero Z330 1TB NVMe drive as a video cache in slot-3 of my 12-core 2010 5,1. what kind of nvme and pcie adapter you're using?. also had single core overloads until i ve change the setting in preferences / audio.multicore performance from automatic to 16 core.since then it can handle hughe session without a problem.hope this helps.Best Zed. NicoHi Nico, recently bought mac pro 4.1 with firmware upgrade to 5.1, dual cpu.i upgraded cpus to intel 5695 (i think.anyway the fastest it can take), banged in 96 g of ram and a 2T nvme ssd.i am on logic. , but due to the sizeable difference in investment, my modest cpu needs and AppleвЂ™s higher end M2 ARM around the corner for significantly less dough. I am more thinking of Mac Mini M1 or iMac for a 1-2 year solution until M1 porting is unified and M2 Macs showing up, still finishing the ongoing work on cMP and migrating slowly to newer system side by side.ДЄlso I could go for a 16-core nMP and be done with it for many years 8 to 12 virtual instruments (1-2 Diva, 1-2 Repro, 1-2 Serum, 1-2 Kontakt with 3rd party libraries, Geist 2 & few others)ДЄ) not against the nMP, but not sure I need that much power of the 12-16 core models the entry 8-core is many bucks compared to the iMac for similar performance.Д«) iMac 10-core looks nice, but specвЂ™d to my needs (32 GB RAM, 1TB SSD, video card) comes close to iMac Pro territory price wise and donвЂ™t know if iMac keeps fully silent (really needed as control room is whisper quiet and finely tuned).Д¬) iMac Pro is from what I hear whisper quiet, but its technology is not the newest around, not sure it will still be ok in 3-5 years of OS updates, for a price close to nMPД) Really curious about the M1 Mac Mini, but only Big Sur means many of my still-unported older plugins will not run, leaving my current sessions not compatible.Д®) Hackintosh: not crazy about it unless itвЂ™s still worth it for Catalina and beyond. small-medium sized mix sessions mostly, at 48KHz : Tracking : 24 tracks at 48KHz, no real-time DAW monitoring except a few reverbs/delays (DSP near-zero latency monitoring through Metric Halo) and hardware effectsДў. Looking for any experiences with similar setup and workloadsДЎ. I am never running out of multi-core cpu (between 30-70%) but getting more and more single core overloads/buffer issues/clicks and pops early on in the production process with new plugins/plugin updates/virtual instruments (freezing before an idea is properly put down doesnвЂ™t really work out, whether in early stages of production or mixing) I donвЂ™t use PCIe, only USB and Ethernet, and 6 hard drives for now Main DAWs : Reaper v6, Logic X, Ableton Live 11 It is setup with Metric Halo ULN-8 3d & 2882 3d converters over Ethernet My trusted 12-core cMP is showing signs of fatigue and am contemplating options to upgrade

Mac pro 5.1 high sierra and mojave on the same nvme ssd