[Richard Smith]

Thanks for the reply. I have not applied any effects at all, as I apply colour correction etc in the final rendered sequence. Plus I’m morphing 100’s of photos so could well be memory leak. I can typically use 50GB of ram for a render, plus my images are 4K.

I worked away around it for now, and instead of rendering in AVI format, I use multi-machine render, split into photoshop sequence of 1000’s of files, then imported those as a sequence to render back to AVI. AVI is dropped into premiere for usual editing.

Should I be looking at a more powerful graphics card? 4GB or 6GB GTX to handle the morphing in 4K?

What can typically take 17-24 hours in CPU, takes an hour in GPU (except all the Reflex morphed parts are green)

I was looking at maybe a 1050 GTX? I’m using reference MSI 760 GTX 2GB at moment.

[Richard Smith]

Thanks for the reply. I have not applied any effects at all, as I apply colour correction etc in the final rendered sequence. Plus I’m morphing 100’s of photos so could well be memory leak. I can typically use 50GB of ram for a render, plus my images are 4K.

I worked away around it for now, and instead of rendering in AVI format, I use multi-machine render, split into photoshop sequence of 1000’s of files, then imported those as a sequence to render back to AVI. AVI is dropped into premiere for usual editing.

Should I be looking at a more powerful graphics card? 4GB or 6GB GTX to handle the morphing in 4K?

What can typically take 17-24 hours in CPU, takes an hour in GPU (except all the Reflex morphed parts are green)

I was looking at maybe a 1050 GTX? I’m using reference MSI 760 GTX 2GB at moment.