A aidee New member Aug 10, 2007 #1 I have a mac pro that has a quad core. When I'm using FCP or rendering, it's only utilizing 2 (sometimes 3) of the 4 processor cores :-( Is there any way to fix that?
I have a mac pro that has a quad core. When I'm using FCP or rendering, it's only utilizing 2 (sometimes 3) of the 4 processor cores :-( Is there any way to fix that?
M morisato Active member Aug 10, 2007 #2 I'm on the same system and I believe you need to use Apple Qmaster, though I've never done it myself or even know how to do it, I believe I read that qmaster distributes work across all processors, creating a render farm within one system.
I'm on the same system and I believe you need to use Apple Qmaster, though I've never done it myself or even know how to do it, I believe I read that qmaster distributes work across all processors, creating a render farm within one system.
Noel Evans Mod V3 New and Improved Staff member Aug 11, 2007 #4 Problem with qmaster is that it only operates on batch renders. Im hoping Leopard will maximise processor usage.
Problem with qmaster is that it only operates on batch renders. Im hoping Leopard will maximise processor usage.
