And since it's based on open standards like OpenCL and OpenGL, there's no need for graphics hardware using proprietary programming languages anymore. After Effects, SpeedGrade as well as Photoshop's Mercury Graphics Engine also take advantage of your AMD GPU for blazingly fast performance on even the largest of images when using the new Blur Gallery or demanding tools like Liquify or Puppet Warp. Premiere Pro CC isn't the only Adobe application to support heterogeneous system architectures to speed up your workflow. With up to 6 GB of dedicated graphics memory, industry-leading memory bandwidth and PCI Express 3.0, the top-of-the-range AMD FirePro cards help you to scrub through RED or ARRIRAW footage without stuttering or needing to drop to lower resolution. The latest AMD FirePro W-series professional graphics cards are ideal for such demanding production jobs. Thanks to its support for OpenCL, Premiere Pro CC makes it possible to harness the power of your AMD GPU to play back clips on the timeline in real time – even in 4K and beyond. Those GPUs are very powerful and have lots of GPU memory so this is the Mac we have been waiting for! We have lots of Thunderbolt products too so video in and out is taken care of. I am not sure what I can say as I am only going off what Apple has talked about publicly here in the keynote for what I can say right now, however there is a whole new OpenCL and DaVinci Resolve 10 has had a lot of performance work done to integrate it and its really really fast. Its amazing and those GPUs are incredible powerful. We have been testing with DaVinci Resolve 10 builds and this screams. Grant Petty, CEO of Blackmagic, mentioned this on the forum: Both are major players right now in the video space, and there will be some serious hardware acceleration thanks to these processors.
While on the surface it might seem like Apple is making a huge mistake not at least offering NVIDIA on their new system, it looks look those dual AMD workstation FirePro GPUs have a few tricks up their sleeve, especially as it relates to OpenCL support on both Blackmagic's DaVinci Resolve 10 and Adobe's new CC software suite.
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