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Adam Hendershot
June 24, 2011 at 1:56 pmI’m getting the exact same results as Vladimir. Running 7.1.2 on a 12-core 2.66, except I have a 5770 for the gui and a Cubix with 2 Quadro 4000s in it. Odd. Resolve reports 2 GPUs in the “about” screen.
Resolve 7.1
4 nodes – 24fps
5 nodes – 20fps
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Christopher Tay
June 24, 2011 at 3:09 pmHi all,
Do you get higher frame rate if you set Proxy Mode to On ?
-chrispy
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David Catt
June 24, 2011 at 10:24 pmResolve 8 (latest beta)
10 nodes – 24fps
11 nodes – 23.5fps
12 nodes – 22fps20 Nodes – 14FPS
SYSTEM:
2.93GHz Mac Pro 12 core
12 gb RAM
GUI: ATI 5770
Film Systems Expansion Chassis with 2 GPUs and
16TBs Raid 5 storage
Proc: 2 x Film Systems 470
Video: Blackmagic Decklink Extreme 3D
Storage Benchmark with 12MB files: Write 1GB/s Read 850MB/s
CUDA Driver: 4.0.17
Decklink Driver: 7.9.5 (Resolve version)David Catt
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Eric Fiegehen
June 29, 2011 at 4:53 pmHi Everyone,
Cubix Engineering has run benchmark tests with 1-4 x Quadro 4000 for Mac on GPU-Xpander Desktop 2, Desktop 4, and Rackmount 8 models. I’ll ask my engineering department to forward this information to me, or post it directly to this thread if helpful.
Eric Fiegehen
Director, Visualization & GPU Compute Solutions
Cubix Corporation
ericc@cubix.com
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Adam Hendershot
June 30, 2011 at 11:14 amThanks to this test I discovered that I was getting reduced performance from the host adapter connected to the Cubix. Reseating all the cards and connectors, I can now get 6 nodes at 24fps, 7 at 20. This is with a Desktop Pro 2 and 2xQuadro 4000.
Eric, would I get more with the Desktop Pro 4? Do I understand correctly the Pro 2 slots have x8 electrical and the Pro 4 x16?
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Eric Fiegehen
June 30, 2011 at 3:56 pmHi Adam,
GPU-Xpander Pro2 / Desktop 2 was limited to 40Gbps on 4-slot configurations, even with PCIe x16 HIC (Host Interface Card) connections to Mac Pro’s x16 slot. Desktop 4, with the Cubix part numbers referenced by DaVinci with the release of Resolve 8, natively supports 80Gbps bandwidth. This same 80Gbps 4-slot PCIe backplane is also used with the GPU-Xpander Rackmount 8 model (2 of them in a 4U rackmount enclosure).
When installing the hardware, keep in mind that PCIe connections can be sensitive to bumps and jostling. One of the first support procedures we ask customers to perform is to reseat the 3rd party I/O cards, the Cubix HIC, etc.,. This solves 90%+ of the PCIe link questions we receive when customers are installing equipment.
I’ll have Cubix’s Technical Support Manager, Mic Grover, add any additional tips to this forum once he returns next week from his vacation in the South Pacific (lucky bastard!).
Eric
Eric Fiegehen
Director, Visualization & GPU Compute Solutions
Cubix Corporation
ericc@cubix.com
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Omar Godinez
July 16, 2011 at 9:36 amDavid Catt,
Which Mac OS X version are you using?
Omar Godinez
Dallas, Tx. -
Toby Tomkins
July 25, 2011 at 4:33 pmAfter setting the playback speed to 100fps to get a better overview for the lower nodes;
“2 nodes” – 61fps
“4 nodes” – 40fps
“6 nodes” – 29fps
“12 nodes” – 16fps“NR4” – 48fps
“NR3” – 32fps
“NR2” – 16fps
“NR1” – 5fpsThis is on a Hackintosh with Nvidia GTX (OC) 480 for GUI, GTX 285 for GUI, Decklink HD Extreme 3D, i7@3.8GHz on X58 mobo with 6GB RAM and reading media from a 4 drive RAID0 that has 540MB/s I/O.
With this test I get 24 fps with 7 nodes which I am more than happy with, anything over 7 nodes and I’ll use the render caching.
Can’t wait to see single GTX 580 results if anyone gets that working!
Future system will be Dual-GPU (hopefully dual 580 on LGA2011 board).
All we need now is better processing for cheap real-time half-red RED debayering! I’m getting a 6-core soon and hoping to go to 4.2 GHz which might get me close! Will keep you guys posted.
p.s. LOVING 8.01 (-:
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Nick Anderson
August 5, 2011 at 2:40 pmHi Sascha
the file is expired, why not upload to your website?
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Colin Travers
February 18, 2012 at 4:46 pmHey Sascha,
Any chance you can re-post this project so i can do a comparison between my 285 and the 470 i just got?
cheers
ColinDaVinci 8.2b4 OSX 10.6.8
MacPro 12-core 5,1 2.66 Ghz
32GB RAM (x4 owc 8gb sticks)
RAID0 8TB
Nvidia GT120/GTX285
BMD Extreme3D
HDlink3D DisplayPort
Dreamcolor/Panny VT25
Tangent Wave / WacomDrivers:
Nvidia Cuda 4.1.25
DecklinkExtreme3D 8.6
HDLink3D DisplayPort 3.5.1
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