I hate Tim Cook more than I hate Windows.How powerful is your computer? Test it with Cinebench!Ĭinebench leverages the same powerful 3D engine found in the award-winning animation software Cinema 4D Release 23 to accurately evaluate CPU rendering performance capabilities across various systems and platforms.įor over a decade, Cinebench has been a popular tool to evaluate hardware performance. It’s a crying shame and it breaks my heart, but, no: I don’t see why you should bother supporting OS X any more. So as far as I’m concerned next year is when I start asking plugin devs if I can switch to the Windows version. I refuse to give the company any more money to fund a slightly thinner laptop that no-one asked for. Gah! As someone who used to love Apple’s products, it’s so disheartening! (iPhone, Apple TV, and Apple Watch are still great though.)Įven though I detest Windows, because it looks like several pieces of crap all designed by various groups who refused to talk to one another, but were forced to join all their pieces of crap into one big pile of crap, Apple under Tim Cook is just utterly useless. You want speed in Octane or Cycles4d? You need multiple NVIDIA GPUs (can’t get that in any new Apple product) You want power in C4D’s standard or physical renderer? You need big CPUs (can’t get the best ones in Mac…like, at all). Once you’re in C4D, OS is irrelevant all that matters is speed. All of the Windows horror stories are things of the Vista past and the bang for the buck in PCs is just too great. A huge chunk of the community are moving to PC’s. That being said, if you’re wondering about the CineBench scores on any Apple products because you’re considering purchasing them, don’t bother. So, the fact that CineBench doesn’t work in Sierra isn’t a knock on Apple. While I agree with these sentiments (I would NOT buy an Apple product for 3d work at all these days), when new OS’s come out, I never expect any old software to run in it. IMO, Apple are not interested in computers any more, and unless something dramatic happens at Apple,soon, I don’t see MAC as a professional computing platform, in the future. Software development requires OS longevity, and Apple are all over the place, every year. At which point I ask myself if its worth continuing with MAC support… Apple Pro machines, might look nice, but are now years behind.

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