- #VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC FOR MAC#
- #VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC UPDATE#
- #VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC PRO#
- #VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC PROFESSIONAL#
#VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC FOR MAC#
Windows ARM emulation is supported on Apple Silicon for Mac via some third-party solutions, however, the performance of Windows ARM is not yet verified.The Vectorworks® Nomad app allows you to access your Vectorworks documents wherever you are-whenever you need them-with your mobile device.External GPUs are not yet supported on this platform.If you need more than that, the only option is to go with M1 Max with 64GB of memory.
#VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC PRO#
The M1 Pro/Max has overcome most of the original M1 processor's limitations. Meanwhile, the M1 Max with 64GB of memory can handle large projects with ease. However, 24FPS is still an acceptable result. When it comes to large projects, we might see some stuttering behavior since the GPU struggles to render the frames smoothly. With small to medium models, the M1 Pro can easily handle 3D navigation. When it comes to 3D navigation, due to the system limitations, we consider 60 Frame-per-second as the highly recommended level, whereas 30 Frame-per-second is acceptable for smooth navigation. Redshift rendering and 3D navigation are greatly benefited from the extra GPU power.įrom the test, we can see a much shorter rendering time with Redshift. We saw a noticeable improvement in handling large projects when enough physical memory is provided and less swap memory is used. With a maximum configuration of 64GB of memory from the M1 Max, working with large projects is a lot more feasible now thanks to the larger memory. For long and intensive tasks where multithreading is utilized, the M1 Pro/Max’s finishing time is up to 45% faster than the original M1, and it even surpasses the Intel-based Macs in some tasks. The M1 Pro and M1 Max (with 10-core configuration) share exactly the same architecture and clock speed, thus if we consider raw CPU performance, there should be no difference between them. We performed the same sets of tests to compare the performance of different M1 and M1 Pro/Max variants, as well as an Intel-based iMac 5K as a reference. Their specifications can be found below:ĪMD Radeon Pro 580 with 8GB of GDDR5 memory CPU PerformanceĪrchicad uses the CPU for most operations (like Processing Elements, Generating 2D Views, Rendering). Please note that they are still using Rosetta 2 to run on these processors. Since there were not a lot of changes in the architecture of the M1 Pro/Max vs the original M1, there won’t be any difference in terms of compatibility with our products.
While the performance of these new chips is increased greatly compared with the first M1, they still have a very good level of power efficiency. These help to bring the performance of the M1 Pro and M1 Max closer to the level of high-end prosumer laptops and desktops. With M1 Pro, we can configure it with up to 32GB of memory, whereas this number goes up to 64GB in case of M1 Max. Powering the graphics side, we have up to 16-core GPU in the M1 Pro and up to 32-core GPU in the M 1 Max.
#VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC PROFESSIONAL#
As these chips target professional users, the CPU performance has been boosted with double the high-performance core (in the high-tier models for both M1 Pro and M1 Max). The underlying architecture of the processors does not differ from last year’s Apple M1 System-on-a-Chip (SoC), but their performance is greatly improved. More information about Graphisoft’s support with Apple ARM processors can be found here. Please keep in mind Archicad is still running on Apple ARM platform through Rosetta 2. The article will focus on the performance of Archicad in different M1 chips. Both processors have the same number of CPU cores, while the M1 Max has more graphics performance with double the GPU cores and memory bandwidth. The M1 Max is the most powerful version of the M1 generation, followed by the M1 Pro.
#VECTORWORKS VIEWER 2013 MAC UPDATE#
Apple introduced the update to their first SoC for the Mac, the M1 Pro and M1 Max , that focused on professional users in October 2021.
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