Rohit Gupta
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Hi James,
Thanks for reporting this. We hope to have a fix for this in the next update.
Regards,
Rohit -
System Overview section in Preferences. You are on Resolve V9 right?
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You should see it in Preferences.
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Can you try to boot up with the GT120, and install Mountain Lion on a new partition. Once you have installed it, can you try to put back the 570 and check if it works.
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Could you please make sure you have the Decklink card selected in Preferences.
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In project settings, it’s called default handles length I think.
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If you have to choose, try to keep the GUI card in the x16, and put the CUDA cards in x8.
Juan – it’s not the total bandwidth which matters, it’s the bandwidth when Resolve needs to use the GPUs. So, running 4 GPUs in a shared x16 slot is not the same as running 4 GPUs in x4 slots each, you will lose some performance. It depends on what resolution images you are working on, and what sort of processing you are doing, so difficult to quantity. For HD images, you’ll see very little loss in performance sharing the bandwidth.
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Yup indeed – fix coming in the next update! Thanks all for reporting this.
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Hi Chris,
Could you please provide your hardware specs, OS details, GPU details, and storage specs?
Also, you don’t mention which version of Resolve are you using?
We are able to get 48fps of HD playback in RT with 16-bit uncompressed OpenEXR files.
Regards,
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Hi Sascha – it should be just the same.
If you have a project or frame which shows the problem, you know how to reach us!
Regards,
Rohit