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final cut pro x

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carodowning


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Hi,
The company I'm with has been trying to get final cut pro x. However, the free trial will not even work because we have one of the graphic cards not supported by final cut pro x. Does anyone have any suggestions on how we can get it since we really don't want an entirely new system for the trial version of one program that we're not even sure that we want.
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Your Mac's Specs
21.5 iMac 3.06 ghz 12gb ram 500g HD iPad 2 16G
You have no options if your equipment does not meet minimum spec. Plus you wouldn't want to use it if there was a work around...It would run like garbage.
 

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