If you are just starting and are about to learn how to use Blender, I would suggest to concentrate on that and do not worry about the hardware before you need to.
If you need to render animations in cycles or scenes with a lot of indirect light, you will struggle(same as all the rest of us ). You will be able to work with all aspects of Blender just fine except rendering. This is the scene I was rendering on that iMac: I don’t know which hardware melt or something but I’m sure the hard disk broke completely because when I would try to turn it on the iMac only stated in white screen. I say this because two years ago I tried to work on an early 2008 iMac 25" and after running Blender for a month the computer started to crash, the desktop image would get paralyzed and I would have to turn off the computer by pushing the power button, or the scene of my modeling would turn black if I tried to render it (I was using cycles rendering), it didn’t take too long before my iMac broke, I was heartbroken as well! I haven’t been able to continue my 3D work since that time…
I’m putting a lot of attention to this before starting to work in Blender without knowing the consequences. Or if someone works with Blender on this MB I would like to know his/her reviews on it. I’m looking for more information from experienced people, I had a look about the minimun hardware requirements for Blender and it seems my MB is up to it, but does not cover the recommended requirements so I’m worried. 3 minutes duration) I want to create professional work but keep it simple at the same time. My question… Is this MacBook Pro good enough to make basic modeling/texture or even short animations? (say one or two characters without complex environment, max. Memory: 8GB of 2133MHz LPDDR3 onboard memory Graphics: Intel Iris Graphics 550 1536 MB Processor: 2.9GHz dual-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz, with 4MB shared 元 cache I’m planning to use Blender on a MacBook Pro 13-inch, with the following characteristics:
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