Mon Oct 29, 2018 10:04 pm
FWIW, I find realtime playback a real hit or miss thing, sometimes even with caching turned on and/or using optimized media, I still get jerky timeline playback even when it's showing 29.97 above the playback window. At this point I don't know if it's an issue with my PC, how windows 10 is configured, Resolve itself or a combo of any of the above.
Last week I was compiling a video with all 1080p clips and was still getting the issue, today I have a couple of dozen UHD clips in the timeline and the're playing perfectly smooth, with render caching turned off.
My OS is on an M2 960 EVO SSD, and I use two SATA SSD's to (final) render to and cache to.
I find that if I do a complete shutdown and start of windows, (not a restart) and open up Resolve (15.1.2) with my project, it works great, even with Chrome open with a dozen tabs, SqlDeveloper on another monitor, Paint Shop Pro etc. - I still get good playback, even with UHD files. However when I open Resolve up after opening a few other things, I usually have issues. It seems if it is the first program opened it grabs the resources it needs and hangs on to them.
One day I'll spend more time researching on how to allocate exclusive resources to Resolve, I'm tempted to set up dual boot with a linux distro and see if it'd better running on Linux..
Ryzen7 5700X, 64GB RAM
Gigabyte X570 MB
2x8TB WD Black, 1TB SS 980pro SSD, 2TB 870EVO SSD, 2TB WD Black SSD
12GB RTX3080
Windows 10 Pro
HP Omen Laptop
i7 8750 6 Core CPU, 32GB RAM
1TB NVME SSD & 2TB Sata SSD
8GB RTX 2070 Max-Q GPU
Windows 10 Pro