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DJfern94
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Hi guys and gals, 

 

I am 99% sure this belongs in the software area of the forum, but if mods believe it belongs elsewhere then please move it.

 

I was wondering if anyone could explain the difference (if there is any apart from time) between CPU rendering and GPU accelerated CUDA rendering in software such as Sony Vegas?

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Well one is done on your CPU and one on your GPU.

One could be faster than the other, depending on what you have

 

EDIT: I saw your setup in your rig, not sure which would be better.

If you would have an i5 and wanted to game and render, it would be pretty difficult, because all threads would be used already. You could use your GPU to render in that case, so you dont stress your CPU any more

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Like above. I've got mine setup on CUDA rendering, in my case it's allot faster then CPU rendering.

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enabling GPU rendering just makes it faster

my vegas crashes when I enable it, probably because its an older version though

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Thanks everyone for the comments. In my experience CPU rendering is quicker with my current setup, which I do find strange, as when I am rendering I am also normally using GIMP and YouTube. I know the 5820K is a bit of a power house, but I would not of thought it be able to render quicker than a GPU.

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