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1. Re: Does anyone know how well the Intel Iris Pro installed on new 15" MacBook Pros performs using Photoshop and Lightroom. I have seen some differing opinions out there, and I would rather not shell out the extra cash for the Nvidia if I don't have to. I
You could download a trial and see how well it works before committing to a subscription. You get 30 days to decide.
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Gene
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2. Re: Does anyone know how well the Intel Iris Pro installed on new 15" MacBook Pros performs using Photoshop and Lightroom. I have seen some differing opinions out there, and I would rather not shell out the extra cash for the Nvidia if I don't have to. I
I already have a CC account. I don't have the Apple laptop, and I was curious of any experience before shelling out $1800 to $2000. Nvidia is the higher end graphic card, but then I'll be looking at shelling out almost $2500. Apple has one refurbished with Iris Pro for $1700 and that would save several hundred dollars, but I was wondering about the performance with the programs. That would be awesome if Apple would let you have a 30 day trial of a MBP, but that will not happen in my lifetime. Hahaha. Sorry, I should have put in my comment that I was already a CC account holder using Photoshop and Lightroom and looking to purchase the laptop.
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3. Re: Does anyone know how well the Intel Iris Pro installed on new 15" MacBook Pros performs using Photoshop and Lightroom. I have seen some differing opinions out there, and I would rather not shell out the extra cash for the Nvidia if I don't have to. I
I see a few Adobe forum topics, but they are dated, and it's hard to say if Adobe and Apple have addressed the early complaints.
Photoshop and Intel Iris Graphics (retina macbook)
You could ask in this thread if no one else comes along.
Gene