Fri Apr 13, 2018 12:25 am
Hi Rohit,
I definitely am noticing Metal to be better than OpenCL, but it's still nowhere near CUDA. Please let me know if the render times I benchmarked below make sense. This is with DaVinci Resolve 15 (14 was similar), MacOS 10.13.4, Hackintosh with 4930K 6-core 4.5GHZ overclock 64GB RAM. I understand you don't support Hackintosh systems, so please just let me know if the times are where they should be based on computer speed and GPU.
The grade is 2 nodes. First node is primary corrections only to lift/gamma/gain, contrast, and saturation. Second node is temporal noise reduction set to 3 frames, best, and ranging around 15-20 on luma and chroma.
GH5 10bit H264 4K DCI -> ProResHQ 4K DCI, 1:53 clip
EVGA 1080TI FTW3 Gaming CUDA: 3:53 at 11.5fps
Vega Frontier Edition OpenCL: 8:18 at 5-5.5fps
Vega Frontier Edition Metal: 6:26 at 7fps
ProRes 4444 2K -> ProResHQ 4K DCI, 4:30 clip
EVGA 1080TI FTW3 Gaming CUDA: 7:42 at 14fps
Vega Frontier Edition OpenCL: 18:50 at 5-5.5fps
Vega Frontier Edition Metal: 13:05 at 8fps
ProResHQ 4K -> ProResHQ 4K DCI, 2:00 clip
EVGA 1080TI FTW3 Gaming CUDA: 3:34 at 13.5fps
Vega Frontier Edition OpenCL: 8:30 at 5.5-6 fps
Vega Frontier Edition Metal: 5:45 at 8fps
4K R3D -> ProResHQ 4K DCI, 8:50 clip
EVGA 1080TI FTW3 Gaming CUDA: 21:46 at 9.5-10fps
Vega Frontier Edition OpenCL: About an hour 4.5-5fps
Vega Frontier Edition Metal: about 29 minutes at 6.5-7fps
Thank you!
IMac Pro Hackintosh, 10 core i9, 64GB RAM, Radeon VII, Decklink 4K Mini Monitor, macOS 10.14.5, DaVinci Resolve Studio license