[Adrian Vayn]

i’m sorry for not knowing how to do it on Mac i never used mac in my life haha

[Adrian Vayn]

well try to find on internet how to do it on Mac, i’m sure this is giving you problems so have a look on the internet on how to do this on Mac

[Adrian Vayn]

if you’re using Nvidia Graphics card do the following

1 Right click on desktop and click on “NVIDIA Control Panel”
2 Go to Video -> Adjust video color settings
3 Open tab called “Advanced”
4 Set Dynamic Range to Full 0-255

I hope this helps, and your renders will look the same as in Adobe After Effects 🙂

[Adrian Vayn]

this works perfect it cut renders by half 😉

[Adrian Vayn]

Alright, thank you

[Adrian Vayn]

Anyways i was testing yesterday and these are probably best settings now that i’ve got, what do you think?

[Adrian Vayn]

alright this is what i put

RAM reserved for other applications – 8GB
CPUs reserved for other applications – 2GB
RAM allocation per background cpu – 2GB

and i seem to get overall best performance, is this good setting?

[Adrian Vayn]

Is this better? or should i lower the RAM allocation

[Adrian Vayn]

CPU for other applications
RAM for other applications

Which one? and how much

[Adrian Vayn]

i left so little ram for the system cause i have 2 computers and while im rendering i switch to other pc, also i’ve put 2 GB on allocation and now i seem to get constant 100% cpu usage, is this fine or should i increase the allocation?