Middle range PC build for Resolve and Premiere

[RivaiC]

Hi Olivier

Check your PM. I send you the original R3D and also the exported project files. You can disable the last LUT node when you shift to Cineform files.

I just tried to run it on my fast RAID 800MB/sec. No luck, i cant believe my RAID lose to your 2x SSD ! This is something else, but what is it.

PS. You might need to shift the RED file to RedlogFilm

Rivai

 

[Olivier Madar]

Sorry, I was wrong somewhere :emote_rainshower: :

I was not exactly in the same configuration on the PC and on the notebook. I did not removed the USB3 Black Magic from the PC to the notebook. It changes everything. Now, I am between 7 and 9 fps on the notebook. That seems correct.
So, the BM USB3 drains some power somewhere...

I will do the test with R3D.

Olivier

 

[RivaiC]

I think this is reason why most DI system still depends on Nvidia SDI daugther board instead of 3rd party capture card. This does explain a lot, the amount of realtime capabilities you actually lose with non Nvidia SDI. This put Speedgrade in a better position than Resolve. I did a test on Speedgrade and i have no problem in playing it back realtime. While resolve with same files, no luck. I thought want to sell off my SDI board last year, im glad i didnt.

Im interested to know what is the speed you got with your system on the R3D without the Red Rocket. Does half premium gets you realtime ?

Rivai

 

[Olivier Madar]

Hi Rivaic,

On the Notebook, i get 8 fps with half premium and 14 fps at half good.
On the tower PC, i am 24 fps at half good, 24 fps at half premium and 19 fps at full premium


Olivier

 

[Peter Moretti]

Hi Peter,


Yes, that is the cheapest USB3 black magic card. Works perfectly for me and i don't want to spend a PCI in the PC. I think it draws a little bit of power from the PC, and the screen on the BM card is sometime a bit late compared to the computer screen. As it is USB3 powered, i can work with it in the train with my notebook and a Pana BTLH910 with Vlock batterie.

Olivier


Olivier

Thanks Oliver!

 

[RivaiC]

Thanks for testing it out

Rivai

 

[Gary Paul Walker]

Firstly, apologies for reviving an old(ish) thread...
I was wondering how the i7-3930 performs in this configuration? I'm just building my system now, and there seems to be mixed reaction as to how well it performs with the 4k+ demands