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photoshop/permier pro build
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Well its now been running for a few day.
The fan tensd to hum and ossilate which I gather is a trait of the stock AMD fan so was wondering if there is a quiet replacement that would have some future proofering if I decided to undertake to mild overclcoking?
Maybe this Noctua NH-L9x65
The fan tensd to hum and ossilate which I gather is a trait of the stock AMD fan so was wondering if there is a quiet replacement that would have some future proofering if I decided to undertake to mild overclcoking?
Maybe this Noctua NH-L9x65
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Been doing some mores setting up and testing.
I ended up overclocing to 4.0GHz as I felt that was the best compromise between stabity and quietness.
However I am now testing Premier Pro rendering and now think I have cocked up.
My videos are faily simple with little to no effects.
Did a test with a 4min 15 sec vid clip and rendered CPU onlu and CPU+GPU. Render time was exactly the same
So I maybe should have saved the money for the 1060 and increased my spend on CPU/Mobo, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I ended up overclocing to 4.0GHz as I felt that was the best compromise between stabity and quietness.
However I am now testing Premier Pro rendering and now think I have cocked up.
My videos are faily simple with little to no effects.
Did a test with a 4min 15 sec vid clip and rendered CPU onlu and CPU+GPU. Render time was exactly the same
So I maybe should have saved the money for the 1060 and increased my spend on CPU/Mobo, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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prog is on m.2. Source files on HDD, SCrath and media on SSD
Yes, I relise now that PremPro only uses GPU for some effects. This is why there is not difference as not effects on my videos except transitions
Yes, I relise now that PremPro only uses GPU for some effects. This is why there is not difference as not effects on my videos except transitions
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Yeh the 1060 was cheap so not worried
Have tried Davinci but just so used to PremPro
May give it another go
Have tried Davinci but just so used to PremPro
May give it another go
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Did whayt you suggested for a 4min 15sec clip.
PremPro = 3:09
Davin = 2.51
So not a great difference
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Interestest test I did
Installed Davinci of my gamimg rig, which is what I used to use for video editing
Intel i7-5820
32G Ram
Nvidia 1080ti
SSDs
Davinci = 18mins!!!
Prem Pro = 4min 30 sec
GPU, although playing a part in the process, getting a 1080ti over a 1060 will not reap cost to gian improvement. Remember my videos do not have any noticable effects
Installed Davinci of my gamimg rig, which is what I used to use for video editing
Intel i7-5820
32G Ram
Nvidia 1080ti
SSDs
Davinci = 18mins!!!
Prem Pro = 4min 30 sec
GPU, although playing a part in the process, getting a 1080ti over a 1060 will not reap cost to gian improvement. Remember my videos do not have any noticable effects