My new machine:
i7 3.4ghz 8mb cache, asus mobo p8z68-vz PRO/GEN3, 16gigs of ram. 5 cooling fans, 760 watts of power, nvidia 560ti graphics running latest driver, seagate cudas as boot and raid, win 7 pro. More than enough machine to make this work.Fresh install of everything on this.
I have a system just built that still should be seeing no dropped frames with vegas 11 but when you do a cross fade you get a random drop here and there. Even the guys at videoguys.com are confused. Seems like changing the dynram to different numbers pacifies the drops for a bit but then get a few in other timeline playbacks.
This is raw dslr footage right out of the camera.1920X1080 24p. No fx at all.
I tried a single sata, raid setup with hardware controller, raid setup off the mobo. You name it. I did it. Same results everytime on dropped frames. Random they seem. Anyone have a clue to what I may have missed here. Besides my sanity?? LOL
Thank you for any feedback.
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i7 3.4ghz 8mb cache, asus mobo p8z68-vz PRO/GEN3, 16gigs of ram. 5 cooling fans, 760 watts of power, nvidia 560ti graphics running latest driver, seagate cudas as boot and raid, win 7 pro. More than enough machine to make this work.Fresh install of everything on this.
I have a system just built that still should be seeing no dropped frames with vegas 11 but when you do a cross fade you get a random drop here and there. Even the guys at videoguys.com are confused. Seems like changing the dynram to different numbers pacifies the drops for a bit but then get a few in other timeline playbacks.
This is raw dslr footage right out of the camera.1920X1080 24p. No fx at all.
I tried a single sata, raid setup with hardware controller, raid setup off the mobo. You name it. I did it. Same results everytime on dropped frames. Random they seem. Anyone have a clue to what I may have missed here. Besides my sanity?? LOL
Thank you for any feedback.
D