Clarence Reed
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I see that this is a rather old post. And I notice that Sony released some updates that help support CUDA cards with AVC rendering. Me and a few friends have tried various GTX 400 cards out and they have similar if not same AMD CPU. We cut through 20mins worth of AVC video rendering it with more then a few effects in 10mins if not less. On a overclocked GTX 590 we got renders in the 4-5min range. I think a Quadro 5000 could do better mebbe, for the price though I doubt it. Now the Quadro 5000 will handle 3D stuff where the GTX cards will not.
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I have yet to double check the Sony Vegas Pro 10 supported video cards, butt-butt I will go out on a limb cuz I pretty damn sure that their is not a single GTS card on that list last time I checked. IIRC the list was GTX, then FX And Then Quadro. ….. Ive seen GTX 400’s tear through 20min renders of AVC in 10mins. I plan to test a GTX 460 & 480 and a 590 AND THEN post the results to Youtube. I got to say Iam pretty disjointed with the lack of render time stat comparisons on the web right now. You can find a list of the supported cards on the Sony Vegas 10 site & on wiki.