hey i am currently looking at an thinkpenguin pro but i need to get this
custom made becuase i needing the titian gt grapghics card for it can render
avi files and np4. i am thinkinking correctly that the titian even thogh the
price is crazy worth it for me an film editor to use? i know that
"for it can render avi files and mp4."
my pc uses integrated intel graphics and can render high quality mpeg-4 and
avi (ogg, webm, mpeg-2 etc etc) video very well
so i don’t think you rely need an external GPU for this purpose.
Huh? You need a Nvidia card to render certain file formats?
You can render avi and mp4 files on pretty much any fair GPU (Including ones
that work better than Nouveau) or CPU.
If you get a Penguin machine, you'll be able to render avi and mp4 files,
period- this I guarantee you.
Games, AND NOTHING ELSE (excuse all-caps) come close to actually, technically
requiring discrete cards as far as I know.
For best graphics performance without discrete cards though, just get a
Broadwell (not skylake, not Haswell), or ix-5xxxC processor and then go
without a discrete card.
"Games, AND NOTHING ELSE (excuse all-caps) come close to actually,
technically requiring discrete cards as far as I know."
well if you were doing video editing or making highly detailed animations
professionally then you would most likely want a good GPU just to improve
your productivity an
"Games, AND NOTHING ELSE (excuse all-caps) come close to actually,
technically requiring discrete cards as far as I know."
well if you were doing video editing or making highly detailed animations
professionally then you would most likely want a good GPU just to improve
your productivity an
the graphic card is for the frames that it renders - the lower ebd cards drop
aboout 5 frames and that bothers me a lot - i going to be rendering a lot so
i figure the titian be a good choice - i use to be surround by macs that been
fitted with very high end cards at college and at high schoo
you can software render avi and mp4 on any computer with a decent cpu without
the need of any video acceleration whatsoever..
What software are you going to use? Nuevo isn´t Cuda nor opencl
compatible...
I don´t know why how, low end gpu´s drop frames, if any.
For editing, I would take, if you need so much cpu power, ASUS KFSN4-DRE
server/workstation board. It has 2 cpu-sockets both up to 8 cores per Socket.
It is
"both up to 8 cores per Socket."
and if you get a certain type of the board you can have 16 cores per socket!
i may ended up buying an system76 workhorse cause this going to pack an punch
for my editing
Honestly I recommend building your own PC (if you have the time that is,
otherwise...it's still not the world's worst crime not to).
Surely Intel Iris 6200 (comes with Broadwell ix-5xxxC CPUs) would be enough
for something like that? Or am I mistaken?
i know several computer shops that will build pc's for you if you bring all
the parts for a small fee
so if your worried about destroying your expensive CPU then you could just do
this
also as stated before i recommend the ASUS KFSN4-DRE server/workstation board
if your building it yourse
I'm not sure how the ASUS KFSN4-DRE would work, but it would be better to go
that route than System76 from a free software perspective. System76 isn't
concerned about software freedom and your system might not work with Trisquel
or other 100% free systems.. not to mention have parts with non-
i am very tired of the FSF.. - i support opensource yes- but for me to
get my work now since i got an good job (started to day i install fedora and
chrome ) i am debating getting me a beef up think station and make that my
render station - only render video on it and with an good graphic
If you end using a distribution with non-free pieces just remember that this
isn't the place to discuss it as your going in the wrong direction. BUT-
people here are still more than willing to help you avoid non-free pieces on
said distribution. So for instance if you have a question about a
sorry man - my temper got really up there - i been trying to get things done
lately and that not been a good hop - i am planing to stay with my next
distro that i hoping to and stay there
i am very tired of the FSF.. - i support opensource yes- [...]
I'm not sure if you think the FSF supports open source. The Free Software
Foundation (FSF) predates the open source movement by some years and does
not support open source.
The free software movement and open source approve o
> The Free Software
> Foundation (FSF) predates the open source movement by some years and does
> not support open source.
About 13 years. I wouldn't use the word "some" to describe that amount. ;)
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