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Waiting to migrate to the PC-WIN world for obvious problems of cost / quality in the Mac world where I have always worked, in order to better understand the optimal configuration of my next computer dedicated to editing I asked myself a series of questions on the OPTIMAL configuration to have a machine that lasts the best for a reasonable number of years considering the fact that after the acquisition of the BMPCC4K I will essentially work in 4K.
From what I understand, for some time, DAVINCI can be considered a suite of programs assembled together rather than a single program, and I understand that this suite now rests time to time on the CPU now on the GPU.
In my videos I regularly use effects and color correction (all the things I saw on my current Mac (Imac 2013, 32GB of RAM) slow down the rendering speed and, in some cases, even the intra-program vision of the mounted ones) and so it seems to me that we end up taking advantage of both the CPU and the GPU, hence the questions also born from in-depth but not clarifying readings on the net:
a) I don't think I have doubts about the need to mount 3 GPUs to be used in series at the moment it seems to me that the best solution is the RTX 2080TI. Do you have alternative opinions? What do you think of AMD especially when associated with the latest generation AMD CPU?
b) I don't think we get less than 128GB of Ram. Agree?
c) on which CPU to lean to be really sure of a good speed under heavy loads? INTEL or the new Ryzen AMD?
I await competent advice
thanks
From what I understand, for some time, DAVINCI can be considered a suite of programs assembled together rather than a single program, and I understand that this suite now rests time to time on the CPU now on the GPU.
In my videos I regularly use effects and color correction (all the things I saw on my current Mac (Imac 2013, 32GB of RAM) slow down the rendering speed and, in some cases, even the intra-program vision of the mounted ones) and so it seems to me that we end up taking advantage of both the CPU and the GPU, hence the questions also born from in-depth but not clarifying readings on the net:
a) I don't think I have doubts about the need to mount 3 GPUs to be used in series at the moment it seems to me that the best solution is the RTX 2080TI. Do you have alternative opinions? What do you think of AMD especially when associated with the latest generation AMD CPU?
b) I don't think we get less than 128GB of Ram. Agree?
c) on which CPU to lean to be really sure of a good speed under heavy loads? INTEL or the new Ryzen AMD?
I await competent advice
thanks
Francesco Bollorino
Editor of Psychiatry on line Italia
Thematic Channel on Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/PsychiatryonlineITA1
Editor of Psychiatry on line Italia
Thematic Channel on Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/PsychiatryonlineITA1