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Mac Pro systems tested with an attached 5K display. Testing conducted by Apple in May 2019 using preproduction 2.5GHz 28-core Intel Xeon W-based Mac Pro systems with 384GB of RAM and dual AMD Radeon Pro Vega II graphics with Infinity Fabric Link and 32GB of HBM2 each, configured with Afterburner and a 4TB SSD. The actual 10.13.2 update late last year got rid of the clicks and pops, because it addressed some flaws in USB implementation which affected 3rd party USB audio interfaces, such as RME Fireface UC.You can import your iMovie projects right into Final Cut Pro, so you won’t miss a beat - or a cut - when you upgrade. Using latest 10.13.2 High Sierra, which came available yesterday, meaning security update for Intel processor flaws.

I’m also running on APFS filesystem, so no problems there. Anyway, with ASIO guard, everything works ok, through RME Fireface UC. I mean, I feel my 2016 Macbook Pro seems to fan-scream more than before.

I really do not wish to upgrade to Nuendo8 because there seems to be lots of performance issues on Mac side currently.Įarlier, I was able to run Nuendo 7.1.35 in High Sierra without any hickups and 7.1.40 works flawlessly too, although I think it somehow eats more resources than 7.1.35, maybe due to new video engine.

Can we expect Nuendo7 to be updated to work on High Sierra or do I need to upgrade to Nuendo8?.

Any experiences on how Nuendo7 behaves in High Sierra (espevially with new APFS file system for SSD)?.

There could be an EFI update for this in the future, but for that I need to have High Sierra installed, which I wouldn’t like to do if Nuendo doesn’t work. I’ve read that this could be an issue with all USB interfaces and this Macbook Pro model. It may not be related, but now I have constant clicks and pops with Nuendo and other audio software (even iTunes) when using RME Fireface. However, High Sierra updated the EFI firmware to newer one which Sierra install doesn’t overwrite, because it’s, well, newer. Anybody tried High Sierra just yet with Nuendo? I know Steinberg doesn’t give green light for it just yet, but just wondering if someone has tested it with Nuendo 7.1.35? Reason I’m asking is because I recently got second hand Macbook Pro 2016 which had High Sierra, but I immediately wiped it clean and installed Sierra on it to make sure Nuendo works.