Roen Davis wrote:UHD timeline @ 25
Smart cache (set for 2 secs idle but at times 2 mins before render activity showing)
RED 5k
Big tiffs
Converted vob’s ProRes SD blown to UHD
Many Fusion comps, many with particles
Man, that's gonna be rough even with a really heavy-duty system.
My suggestions would be:
1) use an SSD (preferably a RAID0) as a source drive, on a very fast bus (USB-C or Thunderbolt 3)
2) render-in-place the Fusion comps so they're already done and ready for final color
3) The Red 5K should be OK -- at least I can tell you they'd play back in real time on our creaking Mac Trashcan, which I think is not as powerful as your windows system. But we only color-corrected HD on that system. When we did render, we'd switch everything over to 4K, switch the render speed down to 10fps (or even 5fps), and cross our fingers.
NR and OFX processing could create more of a strain. Worst case, transcode everything out as 4K DNxHR HQX, reconform, and see how that plays. Creating Proxies within Resolve would be another option.
leodsouza wrote:When I am trying play the video on the time line even though after creating the proxy video the playback is very choppy and lot of shuttering. BMD needs to fix this issue asap as we are unable to edit videos at all and this is hampering a productions.My GPU memory is 4GB VRAM and its selected and detected as CUDA...
4GB of VRAM for the GPU is very tiny these days. I would suggest upping that if possible and see if it helps. I've got maybe 2GB of VRAM in the 16" MacBook Pro GPU, and it "generally" can do light-duty editing with no problem, and I routinely conform and edit 2K and 4K ProRes 444 without any problem (from an SSD source drive).