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how long do u reckon it would take a pentium g3258 @ 4.0ghz to render a 15 minute video at 1080p and 1080p60fps?

I have one and it takes 11 hours with sony vegas so im wondering if my settings are off

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I don't know but I don't think it will be good.

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I don't think Vegas is wrong.

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how long do u reckon it would take a pentium g3258 @ 4.0ghz to render a 15 minute video at 1080p and 1080p60fps?

I have one and it takes 11 hours with sony vegas so im wondering if my settings are off

 

 

11 hours? that doenst seem right, what the hell bitrate are your videos at?

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how long do u reckon it would take a pentium g3258 @ 4.0ghz to render a 15 minute video at 1080p and 1080p60fps?

I have one and it takes 11 hours with sony vegas so im wondering if my settings are off

Its a dualcore, it is NOT designed to render stuff. 

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11 hours seems about right. small amount of cache, 2 cores, older architecture, nothing seems out of place really. It's not meant to render video whatsoever. 

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11 hours seems about right. small amount of cache, 2 cores, older architecture, nothing seems out of place really. It's not meant to render video whatsoever. 

Older architecture? What? It is haswell...

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Older architecture? What? It is haswell...

 

Which is now, last gen. thanks skylake/broadwell

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bitrate and export format?

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11 hours? that doenst seem right, what the hell bitrate are your videos at?

I dont even know haha

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Which is now, last gen. thanks skylake/broadwell

Skylake is not out yet, if you actually consider Broadwell to render Haswell 'old' you are stupid. Literally nothing changed in terms of performance...

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Which is now, last gen. thanks skylake/broadwell

If your calling haswell and old architecture you need to rethink life

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I dont even know haha

 

You SHOULD know, as you should be setting these things up properly!!

 

I bet its set up to export a stupidly high bitrate

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That's wrong.

 

What bitrate?

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with my pentium @4.4 ghz I'm not able to realtime-render 3k bitrate 1080p for streaming while running a game, but that seem somehow obvious. but even though it's not meant to be a working-cpu it should handle a 15 min 1080p video faster... maybe your bitrate is set to something utopic like 15k or so, but with standard around 5k or lower it should definitely be done in under 2 hours.

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with my pentium @4.4 ghz I'm not able to realtime-render 3k bitrate 1080p for streaming while running a game, but that seem somehow obvious. but even though it's not meant to be a working-cpu it should handle a 15 min 1080p video faster... maybe your bitrate is set to something utopic like 15k or so, but with standard around 5k or lower it should definitely be done in under 2 hours.

How does one change bitrate?

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How does one change bitrate?

Which program are you rendering with? For Sony Vegas it would be just picking another output format. I just tried Sony XAVC /XAVC S (*.mxf;*.mp4): "XAVC S HD 1080 Lond-GOP 59.94p", my FX8350 @4.7 GHZ needed 1 minute for a 30 sec video, and the output file is just 60MB... probably the best solution?

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which program are you rendering with? for sony vegas it would be just picking another output format. i just tried mp4: XAVC S HD 1080 Lond-GOP 59.94p, my FX8350 @4.7 GHZ needed 1 minute for a 30 sec video, and the output file is just 60MB... probably the best solution?

Oh I just noticed that the output file is just at 30 fps, but I think that is becaus I used a 30fps recorded input file ^^

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ok I just did the test:

I recorded DS2 1080p60fps @ 10k bitrate and took the mp4 format. 

I rendered 2 minuts and that took my fx8xxx @ 4.7 ghz 7minutes.

 

so here's the math:

7 mins...

times 7.5 to equal 15 min. = 52.5min

times 4 (because i got 8 cores and higher clockspeed, but your's got better IPC so I guess thats factor 4 should be fine) = 210min = 3.5h

 

tbh a bit more as I expected,but it is at 10k bitrate too . still much better then 11h :D

- other formats need up to 35k bitrate but quality @ 10k with mp4 is pretty decent. -> check it out.

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