It would only rarely need to blitz the data (flush VRAM data back to system memory) and use it on the CPU at least depending on what work you do.įor example in a video editing context the CPU could prepare a render buffer, blitz it to VRAM and only have the GPU blitz back rendered frames once it’s rendered all of it. At the end of this post from 2018we noted that TotalFinder and TotalSpaces2 have had a good run, but it is certainly becoming more difficult to support these products. The Race for Open Space is on Saturday Apto Saturday May 27, 2023.
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It’s true that you often have replicated data but it’s actually very rare that literally everything will exist in two places and often it will not actively be using the system memory copy for most of the time, so it wouldn’t matter so much if that bit got hit by compression or even partially swapped to disk. ATEM Software Control Panel included free for Mac 10.14 Mojave, Mac 10.15 Catalina, Mac 11 Big Sur or later and Windows 10 64 bit only. But it’s still a faster GPU than what you can otherwise get in the iMac.
If you’re doing a complex blender render or scientific compute you might, but for games and even a lot of prosumer work you’ll never use that much VRAM. Games, at the moment, generally won’t ever push that far VRAM wise. And the speed improvement in the GPU is worth more IMO than the extra VRAM. So, in the iMacs here it’s worth noting that there’s more of a difference between the GPUs than just the VRAM.
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