Threadripper is great for heavily multi-threaded applications (video rendering in particular). You can build a great video workstation for less money using AMD.
I know that Intel still has the best single core brute strength, but AMD is, like Jim said, doing better with multicore programs. When AMD came out with Ryzen I was really hopeful that it would put them back in the game and it did. It has an older AMD video card in it that was new at the time, but not top of the line at all. It does get bogged down when I start mixing down, but I just increase the buffers and it just keeps rolling on. And that thing is still going strong with Win10. Granted the Athlon was running XP SP2 and the Intel had Vista!!īut when Win 7 came out I put it on the Q6600 and then upgraded my Athlon machine to i7 2600 with WIn7. Had Sonar loaded on both and was constantly surprised at how that Athlon did a better job than the Q6600. In fact I was running that machine as my main DAW and had an Intel q6600 in my home PC. Erik still jumps in from time to time! : ) We are just continuing this conversation as it's developed. The OP is Erik, and I think he's pretty much figured out what the problem was. I think if we finished that case of Beer I brought over for the build party I most likely would have logged into my Newegg on the spot and reordered the exact component list, LoL, but I'm still more then good until the end of the year, even though I really, really WANT ONE NOW! 🤣īack to topic, what version of W10 is the OP running?
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mp4 in less then 6 minutes.Īnd so after some rather rigorous benching the new Ryzen workstation with Vegas Pro all I can say is I WANT ONE NOW! 😍 AND it rendered the 15 min project to 4k. No video lag, no latency, no ghosting, not even a burp or flicker with all that processing going on.
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But that was before I actually witnessed what the Ryzen could do running a 15 minute long music video with heavy editing with 3D titling, all kinds video FX and transitions and iZotope Ozone running on the master buss and in 5k video pumped into a 24" Acer desktop monitor for Vegas GUI and a 40" 4k Samsung Monitor for full screen video monitoring both connected thru DisplayPort. I'm actually planning on upgrading my current AMD FX machine to Ryzen by years end as it's getting a bit long in the tooth, and only supports PCIe 16x v2.1 which does a serious job with the older FirePro V5900 which I thought was blazing fast. That's about 40% less cash outlay then a comparable Intel i7 build. 😮 I WANT ONE!!Īnd what's equally shocking is all the components for this build was less then $1600 (us) from.
I just helped a friend configure and build a new AMD Ryzen 7 ThreadRipper workstation with the new FirePro Z series PCIe 16x v3 Graphics card running Vegas Pro 16 and it's a jaw dropping rather shocking experience. And it works great for getting ideas down.īut if you have no other choice, I would go for the AMD Ryzen solution. Personally, I would never use onboard graphics in my main DAW.
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