Blender 4 Crashes on macOS Sequoia (Mid 2015 MacBook Pro): [BronzeMtlDevice setShouldMaximizeConcurrentCompilation:] Hey everyone, I’m running into a crash with Blender 4 on my Mid 2015 MacBook Pro (MJLT2) after upgrading to macOS Sequoia via OpenCore Legacy Patcher.
Octane lights issue in Blender 5.1 – temporary workaround (addon) by linograndiotoy 0 Replies 412 Views
Currently considering same problem… 1st: Memory bandwidth: M4 Max = 546 GB/s M4 Pro = 273 GB/s In my tests on M3 Pro 48gb, the bandwidth of 150Gb/s was not good for blender realtime rendering, M4 pro 273Gb/s is markedly better! But it is not M4 max 546Gb/s… I think perhaps the 546Gb/s 36gb is better for that reason. But also more gpu cores. 12 more cores… It’s in a laptop format, so ...
This release is part of a deep optimization work we started on the addon version. More to come. Some important notes about this release. It only works with Blender 4.4. Compositor is not reliable in this version (updates issues). Note: The situation about compositing looks good after closing and reopening Blender. Please let me know about your experience. Please consider all of this while ...
At $599 (or $499 for students), the MacBook Neo is the cheapest laptop that Apple has come out with, and given the quality of the product, it's an impressive price. The A18 Pro chip isn't underpowered for a notebook machine, and the Neo is going to handle every day-to-day task that you might throw at it. 8GB RAM might sound like not enough because all of Apple's other Macs have 16GB or more ...