Intel or Amd Cpu for Video editing

[Sheanfabs]

I'm struggling with r5 3600 it renders so slow 

Currently using vegas pro for video editing 

 

planning to upgrade my pc 

 

[jaslion]

Need more info. What are you doing? What res, bitrate, filetype,... are you rendering.

 

What is defined slow?

 

Whats the budget?

 

What are your current specs?

[BiotechBen]

Well, R7 7900x appears to be a productivity powerhouse if you are gonna be doing a full upgrade.

If you want to keep your motherboard: 5800X3D is a great option for productivity.

[Sheanfabs]

Just now, jaslion said:

Need more info. What are you doing? What res, bitrate, filetype,... are you rendering.

 

What is defined slow?

 

Whats the budget?

 

What are your current specs?

 

 

I can go for r5 5700x or the intel Equivalent 

 

 

 

using R5 3600 with 16 gb or ram and gtx 1050

[jaslion]

1 minute ago, Sheanfabs said:

 

 

I can go for r5 5700x or the intel Equivalent 

 

 

 

using R5 3600 with 16 gb or ram and gtx 1050

You are using nvenc its rendering on your gpu your cpu isnt doing anything.

 

If you are rendering the nvenc codec on your cpu you could have a 64core epyc it will still be awfully slow. Its also not even supposed to be possible

[Kid.Lazer]

I'm no expert in video editing, but if you have the exporting encoder set to Nvenc, doesn't that NOT use the CPU?

[Sheanfabs]

Just now, jaslion said:

You are using nvenc its rendering on your gpu your cpu isnt doing anything.

 

If you are rendering the nvenc codec on your cpu you could have a 64core epyc it will still be awfully slow. Its also not even supposed to be possible

when i render it only use like 5 or 10 % gpu but 100% cpu   With Nvenc

[Sheanfabs]

Just now, Kid.Lazer said:

I'm no expert in video editing, but if you have the exporting encoder set to Nvenc, doesn't that NOT use the CPU?

well I use always nvenc but it only use like 5 or 10% max gpu and 100% cpu 

[Sheanfabs]

6 minutes ago, jaslion said:

You are using nvenc its rendering on your gpu your cpu isnt doing anything.

 

If you are rendering the nvenc codec on your cpu you could have a 64core epyc it will still be awfully slow. Its also not even supposed to be possible

 

There using with Nvenc

 

[GuiltySpark_]

17 minutes ago, Sheanfabs said:

 

There using with Nvenc

 

Click the GPU while that's running down on the left and send another screenshot.

[Sheanfabs]

4 minutes ago, GuiltySpark_ said:

Click the GPU while that's running down on the left and send another screenshot.

[GuiltySpark_]

GTX 1050 is GP107 and absolutely should be able to do an NVENC task though it does not appear your GPU is being used at all. Are you sure you're on the latest drivers?

 

[Sheanfabs]

4 minutes ago, GuiltySpark_ said:

GTX 1050 is GP107 and absolutely should be able to do an NVENC task though it does not appear your GPU is being used at all. Are you sure you're on the latest drivers?

 

yes im on the latest driver 

[jaslion]

1 hour ago, Sheanfabs said:

Windows task manager is not representative. It only sees one kind of useage. Try msi afterburner wouldn't be the first time the gpu is slammed in one regard but it's not showing here. Try using a actual cpu renderer or a cuda accelerated one. Currently your cpu is doing A LOT of extra work so of course it's slow.

[brob]

Check the various settings Vegas has that affect GPU rendering.