Mac Pro (2019) - In-Depth Performance Tests | IT'S SO FAST...

8 hours of non-stop testing cut down to half an hour with running commentary for you all to enjoy. Gaming, Coding, Audio Production, 3D Rendering, Coil Whine, Electricity Cost, Video Editing. Throttling. EVERYTHING TESTED.

PS. I actually had to export this video using my MacBook Pro as this Mac Pro really struggled with multicam Sony A7III footage:

CHAPTERS
macOS Gaming - 0:21
FFmpeg CPU Encoding - 1:49
Logic Pro Audio Production - 5:02
Thermals - 8:03
Power - 13:43
Maya 3D Modelling - 15:23
Xcode iOS Dev - 16:30
Unreal Engine Game Dev - 17:35
Final Cut Pro Video Editing - 24:02
Windows - 27:45

TEST SYSTEMS
2019 Mac Pro | 8 Core Xeon | 580X Graphics
2019 15" MacBook Pro | 8 Core i9 | 560X Graphics

PROS
+ Beautiful
+ Upgradeable
+ Silent
+ Makes you feel hard

CONS
- Base model performance isn't impressive
- Bit of GPU coil whine
- High running cost

GET NOW
Multicam Pro:
Mac Pro:
MacBook Pro:
iFixit Manta Kit:
Recommended Monitor:
Recommended NAS Drive:
Parallels Desktop Virtual Machine:
Teddy M - Logic Pro Benchmark:

COMPANION VIDEOS
UPS for Mac Pro:
Mac Pro Video Performance:
Mac Pro Video Editing:
Mac Pro First Impressions:
Dr Nora's Christmas Special:
Multicam on iOS:
Tally Ho Tech Reviews:
Which NAS?:
Upgraded Mac Pro 2010:
MacBook Pro 16":
MacBook Pro 15":

SPECIAL THANKS
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
David Guest:
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FILMING TOOLS
Sony A6400:
Sony A7III:
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