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Hey Community,
I'm in the process of learning Adobe AE and recently gained an iMac, that features an Iris Pro 6200 graphics card...Wondering if theres any updates for the drivers to use 3d rendering. 3.1 GHz quad-core Intel Core i5, 3.6GHz Turboboost and 8GB, 1867 MHz LPDDR3 memory. I suppose the real question is, if no additional drivers are available, is it possible to have Apple swap out the graphics card for an NVIDIA?
Thanks for your time.
The only GPU's that are capable of GPU-accelerated ray-traced 3D render in After Effects on Mac are:
is it possible to have Apple swap out the graphics card
Post back with the exact model of iMac and someone can check, however it will involve replacing the entire logic board, which means it would be cheaper to buy a new iMac.
The only GPU's that are capable of GPU-accelerated ray-traced 3D render in After Effects on Mac are:
is it possible to have Apple swap out the graphics card
Post back with the exact model of iMac and someone can check, however it will involve replacing the entire logic board, which means it would be cheaper to buy a new iMac.
The intel onboard video Chips such as iris are not 3d monsters
Man...all that processing power and no 3d rendering???
Sorry about that. Model No. A1418.
3.1 GHz quad-core Intel Core i5,
3.6GHz Turboboost and
8GB, 1867 MHz LPDDR3 memory.
Rendering drivers for iris pro 6200 AE
