I'm living in the 3rd world brother, they are all fuck nuts here. I asked for 64 but didn't notice they put in 32 until after I brought it home and fired it up. I took it back today and told them to remake it. If there is a God, they will fuck it up and wipe my Windows 7 and give me a Vista bootleg copy that doesn't work.
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We use GPU encoding for everything and for the most part with an old P4 and the right video card you can smoke anything listed above.
google " badabing video"
then research thenvidia cards along with the competitive alternatives ... you will never rely on CPU encoding again.
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Yes and no. As I said in my post above, dedicated graphics is more important to video rendering times than how many cores you have. My core 2 duo with 512MB dedicated graphics renders videos faster than my roommates quadcore with shared graphics. Look for the highest amount of dedicated graphics and a good card before how many cores the computer has.Comment
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Not only should you upgrade to 64bit OS, you should also talk to the people that built the computer and tell them to find another line of work. Then slap them silly.
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Reinstalled to x64. Honestly, I'm not seeing any increase in speed at all. Not sure what the hype is about. Even upgraded my Vegas to 9 which is for x64. I'm not rendering any faster or doing anything else faster than I was on the 32bit side.
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Having a lot of hang ups now. Programs freezing on start up that are supposed to run on x64.
It was faster and more stable the other way. :-(Comment
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What are your specs? Did you order this online from a shitty company like CyberpowerPC?Comment
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Asus motherboard and ATI graphics card, Windows 7, i7 860.
Installed a new TB drive and put it there, with partition just for the install and software. Did not write to the same drive (different TB drive) the 32 bit was on, however, there is that other drive that still has 32 on it. I did not wipe it yet, and I'm glad I have not because it's running better than the 64 side.
Any ideas? This is driving me crazy.Comment
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You need a 64bit app to take advantage of a 64bit OS and the phrase "for win64" does
not necessarily mean it's a 64bit app. I don't do video rendering and i don't know vegas
but i work with poser8 on Vista64 and think about upgrading to poser pro (a real 64bit
app). Heard the difference is significant.Comment
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unless you are using 64 bit software then 64 bit os makes sense. i read on the vegas board 64 bit doesnt seem to be all that.i wish it was i hate long rendering times.i heard grid computing is what really speeds things up.Comment
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You also have to have a video card that kicks ass.
I have the NVidia Quadro FX 5600 with 1.5 gb GPU and use this Premiere Plug In: http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_62559.html
It's the Elemental Accelerator from NVidia that shifts the processing for encoding, decoding, filters, effects, etc. and the actual rendering to the GPU of the vid card instead of your computers CPU which is SMOKING fast.
Check out this video and you'll see it work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGLKY...eature=related
Then check out this one and you'll understand how your video card and GPU can make all the difference:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOwDuW6I1p4-Robbie
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