Robbie Carman
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hmmm
I can report with my Small Tree 10GB SAN (TZ8 with 48TB) I don’t have this problem at all. Render Cache is presistent on same machine through restarts of Resolve or the system and render cache is also presistent after render when opened up on other systems.
We have a mix of Mac, PC, LInux. All operating as expected
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I can confirm this issue as Joe does with Cubix – its a 2 card Nvidia issue. If your GUI card is an AMD card you’ll be able to address both the Titan X cards you have in the expander.
I have 2 rooms with same setup you’re using -Titan Xs 10.10.3
Apple is indeed trying to screw Nvidia users in my opinion. But they’re also saying no no no you don’t need multiple GPUs!
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change your display settings to “more space”
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errr. there is a slider to resize stills at the bottom of the stills area on the color page and you can of course do the same thing on the Gallery Page
If you’re referring to when you display a still in the viewer its smaller – check your stills location Settings > General Options > Working Folders.
Make sure this is a valid location
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Yep same here with one of our assist stations. Titans in a cubix. What I’m seeing is slightly different
More details here
https://liftgammagain.com/forum/index.php?threads/strange-issue-with-titans-10-9-2.2516/#post-17344
For now fix seemed to be going back to 10.9.1
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yes, versions allow you do exactly what you’re asking. You have unlimited versions in resolve, you can name them etc. There are shortcuts for quickly flipping back and forth and depending what panel (if any) you’re using there are version buttons for moving between the different grades.
All of this BTW clearly outlined and defined in the user manual.
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sure…its called colortrace. Very handy indeed.
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Brandon –
Curious what’s the price point for that 55? Looking for something in that size for upgraded client monitors
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don’t worry about removing the -v part. This issue happens to me all the time with FCP MM projects. What I do is use Automator to batch rename. As long as you don’t kill the -v part FCP will batch relink and resolve will be happy.
Build a workflow to get specified finder items then choose the rename action. In the rename action choose to replace text. So find -v and replace with -v.mov
here the automator workflow
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Just to reinforce a couple things Juan has mentioned….
Mac can now with latest OS and drivers def. do 5 cards. I’m running it now. Couldn’t get it to work at first SMC reset has done the trick.
Like Juan, in a Super Micro PC as well as a RAIN system, I had trouble with more than 2 cards on the mother board and boots etc. Seems like the gaming systems with 3 or 4 cards are working SLI which Resolve doesn’t support. Cubix has been the only thing thats worked in reliable fashion and yes the bandwidth thing is NOT an issue thanks to clock sharing – data is passed to the card and the clock sharing ensures data is passed off from the card to the bus in separate intervals thus each card works at full bandwidth
Also the thing with cores etc etc. Its all about card design in balance with the application. Just look at something like SpeedGrade vs Resolve. SpeedGrade is built around quadro cards. Resolve works best with GTX cards. A while back everyone was hot to trot on Q4000 and they were WAY slower than GTX cards that cost half as much and probably had less cores!. Its a balance for sure
Finally, gotta say I’ve been relying on Juan for years about NVIDIA GPUs from here on the COW and other places. He is a beta tester and and works closely with NVIDIA. I always default to his opinions and notes regarding NVIDIA GPUs. He’s 99.9% right about GPU performance.
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