Juan Salvo
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The number of cores are not a particularly good indicator of performance in the Kepler world. The 680MX will undoubtedly be a better performer than the 650M, but I wouldn’t be so sure it would be THAT much better.
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Sure, you can go with 3x GTX 680 + rocket. If you have slot might be better to put rocket internally. But it will work in cubix.
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I’d suggest staying 709 and letting who ever is doing the dcp to adapt accordingly. Stabbing in the dark is a really dangerous place to be when it comes to DCP.
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Probably. 650m is pretty good. 680m should be better. For a mobile chipset that is. 🙂
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[Elliott Balsley] “Until now, I’ve read Kepler doesn’t really add much, if anything, over the GTX 500 series, and I think that’s due to poor driver support on macs. “
It’s really due to a change in the chip architecture that reduces it’s performance on computational tasks.
[Elliott Balsley] “How do you think this will affect performance in Resolve? “
Considering previous iMacs were using AMD chipsets, I’m guessing it’ll be a BIG improvement. The MBP retina with it’s 650M performs admirably with resolve, so this should do quite well.
[Elliott Balsley] ” I wonder if this will carry over to the desktop versions of these cards, making a GTX 680 significantly better than a 580.”
I would doubt that very much. Don’t expect to see any major leaps in performance on the 680s… minor leaps, maybe.
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Multiple 680s work fine. I would recommend those. They generally out perform the 690s in Resolve. Also get the 4GB 680 version. BTW, the 580s are slightly better than the 680s.
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Javier,
I made this video a while back which covers it.
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Resolve 9 EXT…fill? from Juan Salvo on Vimeo.
To use in track mode add the matte without selecting a clip in the media page, that will make it an ext matte in the track mode, so you can add grain throughout.
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If you’re looking for low cost check out crumple pop grain 35. Not as many types of stock as some other collections but very affordable.
They also have a light leaks pack.
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What GPU are you using for your GUI? If I’m not mistaken the scopes get rastered out on the GUI card not the processing GPUs.
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I suspect it would work. But I’ve never tried it. You could install Resolve, then use the Kona conflict software to uninstall any components that might be an issue. Then see if resolve still works.
I’d make a clone of your working drive before trying it though, just to be on the safe side.
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