Fri Feb 19, 2021 8:11 am
Windows 20H2 - 19042.804
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2699 v4 @ 2.20GHz 22 CORE
NVIDIA Quadro RTX 8000 48GB VRAM
64 GB
NEAT 5.3.0
17b9 problems with NEAT plugin in performance is very low and if I select the OFX control section to change settings it often crashes resolve. NeatBench5_Win64 shows the GPU alone as the best choice running at 47.7 fps and the CPU at around 26fps. Yet if I run the optimiser from with in Resolve 17b9 its only 4.73 frames!
I spoke to NEAT who seem to think the issue is within Resolve and to do with the GPU driver/type of GPU?
Did notice one thing and that is when hyper threading is turned off (22 instead of 44) the CPU performance within Resolve improves! So maybe this is to do with the amount of cores and how Resolve handles them? Having said that the best performance on the NeatBench5_Win64 did show at 22 cores there after the fps drops.
Thanks
Richard
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2699 v4 @ 2.20GHz 22 CORE
NVIDIA Quadro RTX 8000 48GB VRAM
64 GB
NEAT 5.3.0
17b9 problems with NEAT plugin in performance is very low and if I select the OFX control section to change settings it often crashes resolve. NeatBench5_Win64 shows the GPU alone as the best choice running at 47.7 fps and the CPU at around 26fps. Yet if I run the optimiser from with in Resolve 17b9 its only 4.73 frames!
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I spoke to NEAT who seem to think the issue is within Resolve and to do with the GPU driver/type of GPU?
Did notice one thing and that is when hyper threading is turned off (22 instead of 44) the CPU performance within Resolve improves! So maybe this is to do with the amount of cores and how Resolve handles them? Having said that the best performance on the NeatBench5_Win64 did show at 22 cores there after the fps drops.
Thanks
Richard
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