The Resolve 16 Recommended Config guide has not yet been posted, but perhaps it will answer some of your questions.

Still, I know of quite a few LA companies using $100,000 Resolve systems with 8 GPUs, so the sky's the limit on this stuff. But color and post is all we do: maybe this is overkill for average people just using Resolve on the side. Our initial estimate is that we won't be able to avoid less than about $15K for a new 2019 Mac Pro, maybe even a little bit more. I can tell you we're in the process of starting to budget for a new Mac to replace our aging 2013 12-core 64GB Mac Pro at the office, and that cost about $12,000 back in 2013 (though I paid only around $9000 for it a couple of years ago from Apple).

And all of these have 'Mercedes to Rolls-Royce' price-tags. Most of what these companies sell are Linux or Windows machines, which may or may not work with what you want. Puget Systems is also very highly recommended and has several pages on their website detailing their approach to Resolve-specific systems. There are professional companies that will construct a purpose-built Resolve System from scratch, optimized specifically for that purpose:ĬolorScene specializes (mostly) in Resolve systems, so that'd be one possibility. I have been told that BMD does not want to be in the systems integration business, so this is something they won't do. Jason Rushin wrote:Or, how about Blackmagic just start selling optimized computers? That would save me some time.

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