Where's the ProTools / computer model compatibility grid gone?

[Johnny2Laps]

I've gone around in circles for too long on Avid's site looking for the trusty old compatibility gird that used to list every Mac and whether it was qualified for PT. Anyone have a link?

[JMDNYC]

To be completely off topic, it says you posted this at 11:02 PM today, and it's only 7:49 PM on the East Coast. It also says that my last visit is Today at 8:46PM, which is in the future. Weird!

And on topic, I've been looking for it too, because I just bought a new 12-core to run Pro Tools. The only computer spec I can find is that it has to be an Intel Mac, which means I'm golden, right?

[audiogeekzine]

Linked at the top of THIS page (the one you're on right now as you read this)

http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/self...p?DocId=353275

[Johnny2Laps]

Audiogeekzine:
A grand total of zero computers are listed on that page. Or does "Intel Mac" mean every Intel Mac is qualified? I just bought a new Mini, I don't think it's qualified for PT HD.

JMDNYC:
I'm thinking about a 12 core too. Let us know how it goes!

[Johnny2Laps]

And where's the "Video Options" section gone? Avid, you are making me crazy!

[garnoil]

Originally Posted by Johnny2Laps

And where's the "Video Options" section gone? Avid, you are making me crazy!

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Avid you have to re-design the website, and fix things soon! people are going crazy to find what should be "easy to find".

[dhlovett]

I've gone around in circles for too long on Avid's site looking for the trusty old compatibility gird that used to list every Mac and whether it was qualified for PT.

Avid, you are making me crazy!

I was chasing my tail for 2 hours on Avid's website trying to find this very same information. In my case I'm trying to ascertain compatibility for the original MacBook Pro 17" Unibody.