Microsoft has mentioned that programs running on Rosetta 2, the emulator to accommodate programs written for Intel processors will have a slower initial opening time on the new Apple silicon as the software is optimized for M1.
There’s more news on the Apple front too. We think Blackmagic could have waited a couple of days and had one press conference to announce Blackmagic Resolve 17 and the Blackmagic Resolve 17.1 Beta, but no. The companies say up to five times better.ĭaVinci’s press release for 17.1 has all the details on Resolve 17 as well as the new update. Apple has optimized the M1’s graphics performance on Apple’s Metal graphics API giving the Resolve users an immediate boost in performance. This new release of DaVinci, 17.1 will be available for Macs only, it will be compatible with Big Sur (as you might imagine) and the Beta is available for download now from the Blackmagic website.ĭaVinci Resolve 17.1 supports the M1’s unified memory architecture, which enables GPUs and CPUs to access memory without the need for PCI Express transfers. This was kind of expected, given Blackmagic Design’s affection for the Apple platform. Universal support means applications will run on Intel-based Macs as well as Macs with the next-gen silicon starting with M1. No sooner had we finished writing up the new DaVinci 17 than a rock came through the window with a note telling us an update is on the way which will add Universal app support for M1 powered Macs. How are you liking the new DaVinci Resolve 17 so far? Well watch out, there’s a new one coming right behind.
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