Hi guys;
Just as a heads-up: I replaced my modest Quadro M2000 (which was working OK with Vegas) with the new GTX 1080 GPU (from Asus) - and wow! Didn't test rendering times yet, but the preview on my Secondary monitor (actually the Samsung SUHD TV) is really breath-taking! Not only do I get full and super-stable 50 fps preview of my DCI 4K @50Hz, 4:2:2 10-bit footage (it used to be some 30 fps only with the M2000 GPU), but even with the project settings at 32-bit float, and the ACES conversion applied to the Slog3/S-gamut3.Cine footage plays back at almost fulll speed, as well (some 45 fps at Best/Full, solid 50 fps at Preview/Half). Plus - while I was getting the usual stuttering and occasional tearing of the full-screen preview with the Quadro - with this GPU the picture is super steady and the motion so smooth; for the first time I can really appreciate the "feel" of full 4K@50 fps... Gosh, is it soooo smooth :)
Recommended!
Piotr
Just as a heads-up: I replaced my modest Quadro M2000 (which was working OK with Vegas) with the new GTX 1080 GPU (from Asus) - and wow! Didn't test rendering times yet, but the preview on my Secondary monitor (actually the Samsung SUHD TV) is really breath-taking! Not only do I get full and super-stable 50 fps preview of my DCI 4K @50Hz, 4:2:2 10-bit footage (it used to be some 30 fps only with the M2000 GPU), but even with the project settings at 32-bit float, and the ACES conversion applied to the Slog3/S-gamut3.Cine footage plays back at almost fulll speed, as well (some 45 fps at Best/Full, solid 50 fps at Preview/Half). Plus - while I was getting the usual stuttering and occasional tearing of the full-screen preview with the Quadro - with this GPU the picture is super steady and the motion so smooth; for the first time I can really appreciate the "feel" of full 4K@50 fps... Gosh, is it soooo smooth :)
Recommended!
Piotr