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Imagine you have a top-of-the-line Mac Pro, NVIDIA's obscenely expensive Quadro FX 4800 workstation GPU, dual 30" Cinema Displays, and you're editing your next masterpiece in Premiere Pro, After Effects, or Final Cut Pro (or maybe all three!). You might be dying for Snow Leopard and OpenCL to unlock the computing potential inside that powerful GPU, but luckily, there are a selection of plug-ins that can take advantage of that power right now.
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