new computer build for virb edit / virb 360

@Purdington I am putting together a new PC build for exporting from virb edit from the virb 360 camera.

Between the GTX 1060 and 1080Ti, will there be any performance benefit with the 1080 Ti? Or is there just too much "overhead" in that card to be used properly? If virb edit is using FFMPEG as it's engine, then it stands to reason there will be a performance benefit with the 1080ti, yeah? It's almost $500 more for the Ti, but if it gives a noticeable performance boost, then it's worth it.

Is there a real world benefit with Virb edit between 16GB and 32GB system RAM ?

It will have a Ryzen 1800x CPU and 512GB m.2 sata drive (plus platter drive).

0 Roaders over 7 years ago

I used to have a 1080Ti and used it for mining Ethereum.

I sold it though and with the money bought 2 1070 GTX cards.
They both run at about the same speed as the 1080 Ti and I combined they use less power than that 1080.

I imagine that I will get similar results when rendering. I think that 2 1070 will be faster than 1 1080Ti.

0 redwolf over 6 years ago

Virb edit doesn't support SLI