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Mac OS-X 10.8.3
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Erase your system drive, re-install OS from the disc.
FWIW, I am getting identical performance after upgrading to 10.8.3 with a single GTX 570. -
Thanks, but I’m working remotely and don’t have this option. You know how to revert. My only option is an internet connection solution…
alex m.
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Hey Elliot,
Think I figured out a solution (temporarily at least)
alex m.
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I always run Resolve with it enabled. I don’t understand why this is not a default setting.
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I have GT120 as a GUI and I do remote jobs every day with Alexa Prores with ZERO issues. Same goes for local grading.
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Agreed. That was the crux of my original post. Just wait a bit for MB to bless it:-)
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Rub it in my face.
I’m getting 25fps for about a few min before it slows down to 12-18fps.
Is it a ram issue you think? Or does it really have to do with my gui, (which seems absurd).
Another thing I noticed, under my preferences where it lists the gpus, the 570 shows up as my gpu but the ati radeon does not show up as my gui. If I plug in my monitor to the 570 though, they both are listed under preferences. Does this perhaps have something to do with the issues i’m experiencing and that Jake is not experiencing.alex m.
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Of coarse it will run much faster:-) With GT120 as a GUI, when you use your computer with Premiere or AE or AVID MC, the application uses GT120 as a GPU renderer. If you use GTX 480 as a GUI, all those applications, that use GPU acceleration will benefit greatly. So, for example, when I have to use Smoke, I plug my GUI into the GTX570 and then that card is used for the GPU acceleration. No computer restart required. For Resolve use, i plug back into GT120. It’s not GT120’s fault, that you’re not utilizing your GPUs correctly:-)
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Thank you, my point exactly! Wait for BM to bless the OS update. What’s the rush?
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Pretty sure it’s a bug on BM’s end. Bless them.
alex m.
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