Christoph, The most obvious difference would be that it has 2 GPUs and that rendering happens on both of them (simultaneously if you’ve set the property that allows it). It’s probably going to be difficult to debug without actually having a machine to test with. Note that you don’t actually need a new MacPro for a test like this, though. If you have an older MacPro and can find 2 identical video cards, you can put them both in it and get the multi-threaded rendering. Are there any errors printed to the console? If you have a customer that has a dual GPU setup, you could send them a version with some extra logging and see if you’re getting any OpenGL errors. Darrin On Aug 29, 2014, at 11:56 AM, Christoph Vonrhein <chv@chv-electronics.de> wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a few issues with my plugins on the new black round Mac Pro. They only render a white image... I don't have the new Mac Pro because of it's price. My plugins are using a lot of vertex and fragment shaders. I suspect that there is a difference between any other Mac and the black Mac Pro, because my plugins run everywhere else.
Does someone know about any significant thing that I should take a look at?
Thanks! Christoph Vonrhein
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