I am in the need of a new video card. I was looking at this one and would like to know it it would work with Vegas. EVGA GeForce RTX 2060. Or is there a better selection but not over priced. I current have the GTX670 installed.
Your signature indicates that you "Started editing with Vegas 4 and haven't changed now with Vegas 13 Pro."
If you have no plans to move past Vegas Pro 13, you might get one of these or one of these for less money. You will get decent timeline acceleration (and VCE encodes in Vegas 15 and up).
If you plan to move to Vegas Pro 17-421 or higher to take advantage of hardware decode and encode, the field gets a lot bigger and more expensive. I'm sure the green team will be along any minute, now.
Your signature indicates that you "Started editing with Vegas 4 and haven't changed now with Vegas 13 Pro."
If you have no plans to move past Vegas Pro 13, you might get one of these or one of these for less money. You will get decent timeline acceleration (and VCE encodes in Vegas 15 and up).
If you plan to move to Vegas Pro 17-421 or higher to take advantage of hardware decode and encode, the field gets a lot bigger and more expensive. I'm sure the green team will be along any minute, now.
Didn't think about updated that we are using Vegas 13 and 16 right now.
The card maker does not matter. The Nividia I have now is going out and just need to replace it with one that will work good with Vegas
What do you think of this one. EVGA GEFORCE GTX1660
What do you think of this one. EVGA GEFORCE GTX1660
The Geforce GTX 1660 Super is more modern, a little more expensive, but 15-20% better.
What do you think of this one. EVGA GEFORCE GTX1660
I use on my desktop the Gef. GTX 1660 Ti and that one works very good with VPro 16, but for that good working you have to install these Nvidia drivers
I want to thank everyone for their advise. I decided to go with the GTX 1660 as the Ti did not have to ports I wanted. Again thanks to everyone.
Did you compare the GTX 1660 with the GTX 1660 Super?
For those still looking at this thread to make a similar decision, my son has a 1660TI in his 6-core I7-9750H laptop, I have a RTX 2060 in a I7-9750H $999 Evoo 17 laptop & I also have a VEGA 64 liquid-cooled in an 8-core 9900K desktop. The RTX 2060 laptop renders faster than expected, 1:41 vs. 1:34 minutes on the 4K rendertest posted on these forums. (I removed V17 from the 1660ti laptop, so I don't have those numbers..) HOWEVER, the VEGA 64 displays the same (complex) project in the preview window at max quality at 13.25 FPS vs. the RTX 2060's 8-9 FPS vs. the 1660TI's 6-7 FPS (if I remember correctly)... The VEGA 56 has 3584 cores & VEGA 64, 4096 vs. the RTX 2060 with 2176 cores & 1660TI with 1536 cores... The latest AMD drivers paired with the latest Intel iGPU drivers have provided my best performance yet... So bottom line… You can sometimes find a VEGA 56 for $250 which would provide much faster display FPS than a $200 - $225 1660...