Hopefully you find a path where you can get that known working macOS install off the Mac Mini onto the Mac Pro - find a metal card that run under your current installed Mac Pro macOS and then cloning the Mac Mini onto an external USB drive and then booting off that on the Mac Pro. If you have a Mac Mini then when you have time I would get that onto the macOS and Pro Tools/plugin versions where you want to be on, all new installs from the latest/compatible installers and absolutely make sure it's solid and then if you want to upgrade the 5,1 migrate that install there.Īs for the 5,1 I would start by making sure you have everything backed up (and backup(s) ideally on a drive removed from computer). I purchased a Mac mini 3.2 6 core intel i7 planning to make the switch but just have been slammed with studio work and need to keep going. What is a good metal GPU that I could pick up?
And if you really don't want to upgrade then the easy solution is get another computer to do your file transfers on. These are well loved by folks because of how upgradeable they are, if you are not going to upgrade it maybe you should sell it to somebody who will. No clue what Pro Tools release you want/need to run. The "crap" they are forcing on you is in part for trust and security.Ī macpro 5,1 cheesegrater is a fantastic platform to upgrade, you can be running NVMe drives, and if more adventures quite recent macOS releases. You need a metal capable GPU to upgrade to Mojave 10.14 you mean a MacPro 5,1? aka 2012 Mac Pro? Please just give the actual model or even better the EMC number.
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