>effectively dead architecture >supported by almost all Linux distros
Jacob Parker
This just improves her (male).
Xavier Bennett
based user
Mason Diaz
talos is 4 threads per core btw
William Fisher
+1
Xavier Barnes
>DELL don't do this to yourself everything they sell is shit the absolute peak was when we had to return docking station of a certain model because ALL of them were defective
Oliver Cook
>buying a pre-built computer >ever >buying macshit >ever also if you have to use credit/loans to buy something like this, you shouldn't be buying things like this these computers are for stupid people and businesses who cant be arsed to assemble their own shit
>on Jow Forums >considering purchasing a machine with non-free software and components Jow Forums is dead. install gentoo
Asher Johnson
Apple is giving you the mac pro for free, provided you're in the small professional niche they're targeting. (Same for the stand.) It doesn't matter how low you can spec a workstation because it'll never be lower than $0.
They're trying to dethrone Sony in the HDR broadcast monitor field. Examples cost $30-40k. They charge so much because they're full of bespoke hardware and meant to be ultra portable etc. Also just because they can.
90%+ of the time, people using these monitors don't use their full capabilities. The effects guy tweaking the HDR mapping on an explosion does not need his ref monitor to be portable or have the ability to connect to a cinema camera and scrub through raw footage. So Apple made a modular solution to compete, with the XDR display as the centerpiece. Even if the mac pro is only used to handle 3D LUT and shit, it's still massively cheaper than a BVM. You get editing ability and compute as a bonus. The mac pro is more of an accessory.
The aggressive pricing is there to encourage signing a volume license with Apple and scare away know-nothings, like you guys. If you don't need an HDR critical reference monitor... don't buy one. If you do anyway, you get to pay through the nose for being a poser.
>It's not necessary and you can't justify it 2015+ thinkstations are €300+ right now, with all upgrades around 500-600 - why would i buy any of them in the firstplace?
Talos is a pretty bad purchase, but congratulations for finding a similarly overpriced computer for the proverbial suckers.
Difference is just the size of the company and type of dishonest marketing - Apple has brand identity shit and Raptor has tinfoilhat "black helicopters are coming for you quickly buy this" FUD. also this
That “”Talos”” thingy looks like a desktop found in an office pc in middle 2000’s. That alone is offputting. But needing multiple CPUs to get single digit number of cores is beyond ridiculous in this age.
Kevin Thomas
That's an actual pro/workstation case man. They are not made for metrosexuals like apple stuff (60% of dev time spent on the looks, 39 % on vendor lockin and making upgrades and fixes expensive and hard, 1% actual hardware).
You can buy 18core with 72 threads and also get two and use them in that Power9 machine. It is actually not that expensive, only like 3K $ extra for one (well, was not so expensive, before Threadripper and Ryzen 9).
The Talols and the CuckPro are still both about the same level of bad, just for different reasons.
Matthew Rivera
The case is aesthetic and looks like current server offerings from dell. You can save money buy just buying a power9 mobo and cpu, and sourcing the rest of the build yourself.
thanks user i needed that laugh, here's your (You)
Aiden Scott
>Apple is giving you the mac pro for free, provided you're in the small professional niche they're targeting
what the fuck are you talking about
Julian Torres
I guess he's saying in tandem with their mememonitor since it supposedly offers great value over other professional displays (I know nothing about this)
Jason Thompson
For six grand you can probably assemble something far better than either of those
David Collins
>since it supposedly offers great value over other professional displays (I know nothing about this) probably a lie as always
Easton Ward
I wonder how low their repairability will score.
Julian Sanchez
This is enterprise hardware, you retarded gamer.
William Wood
Please show me a RISC workstation superior to the Talos II with a lower price.
Ian Perry
rPi with RiscOS. If you don't offload to an offline unsecured intel CPU with no mitigations for compiling you're being retarded with your money anyway.
Austin Morris
Fuck off, kike. You don't know what you're talking about.
Asher Harris
Look up Oraclel SPARC T4
Nolan Rivera
I said superior.
Adam Richardson
truth
Henry Barnes
shitpost ain't no truth
Easton Kelly
I can do as much on a raspberry pi as I could on a Talos super secure workstation.
Brody Robinson
Says more about you than it.
Brody White
ThinkStations.
Connor Morgan
You can get the Talos II prebuilt or as parts, the Blackbird only comes as parts. Oh no, options are so bad
>But needing multiple CPUs to get single digit number of cores is beyond ridiculous in this age. You're right, it is ridiculous unnecessary. good thing there are 18c/72t and 22c/88t processors available for the Talos II.
Bentley Bell
>talos >cant even run skyrim
Jose Torres
The only reason I haven't bought a Blackbird from Raptor is because I'm in the UK and I will be finger fucked on import duty and taxes. I like that it's open. I like that it's not x86. x86 is now 41 years old and has been receiving sticking plasters over it's inherent problems throughout it's lifespan. We need a clean slate.
Jaxon Thomas
I have a theory >be Apple designer >new boss doesn't care about me or my designs >make joke design to force him to speak up >draw up a literal a cheesegrater >perfect, this will force him to talk to me! >go through meetings showing my joke design >boss too busy getting his cock sucked by intern >no one objects >the design pass despite my bewilderment >life feels hollow, thinking of resigning >meet boss trying to warn them it was just a joke >boss getting sucked by another intern >sends me away angrily because didn't take appointment >write my resignation letter There can be no other explanation.
Luis Martin
what about their monitor?
Ryder Gomez
I'm not saying one way or another as to whether you should buy it. However, I am curious as to what you need all that power for. It's only logical to buy a computer that expensive/powerful if you have an actual need for it.
For the vast majority of people, to purchase a computer that expensive is very, very far into the realm of diminishing returns.