Tomasz Swierczynski
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Of course I read all yours replays and I am very grateful for all of them. I’ve already replied to Lauri that possible bottleneck in my system is the hard drive and that I already ordered two additional disks. For some reason (I am new here) all my post going through moderation and there is a delay between posting a message and showing it on forum’s thread.
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As I mentioned, I have just one, SATA 3, but still slow hard drive. This could be the possible bottleneck in my system. I’ve just ordered two additional Sagate Barracudas 7200. I hope they will solve my problem.
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Yes – I had a pop up message when Resolve started that this software working better with two graphic cards – one for GUI and another for CUDA acceleration. If this GUI card is for display only – that, in my opinion, could be any card supporting full HD resolution – not necessarily another CUDA compatible NVidia . Why not i.e. my on-board chip ATI 4250? So I turned on my ATI and plugged my monitor to it. The pop up message is now gone, but slow rendering problem remains. That possibly means, sadly for me, that GTX 560 Ti with 1GB ram is not efficient enough to work with DaVinci Resolve.
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Thank you for quick response. So if I understand correctly, if there is no green or red bar after “GPU”, that’s mean that GPU resources are utilised in 100%? I thought it was the other way around – that longer green bar shows bigger GPU utilisation. Once again thank you very much.
Tom