Sony Vegas Pro 13 Help..

[PheonixOne]

When i render a video in sony vegas its using almost 100% of my CPU, i understand this is probably a good thing since its using my CPU to its full potential, but since its not under a water cooler i dont want it hitting that percentage,

 

any ideas? is it worth upgrading to the i7? If i do ill be on a x99 board with the 5930k.

[ShadowCaptain]

but since its not under a water cooler i dont want it hitting that percentage,

 

That doesn't make any sense - as long as the temps are under control it can sit at 100% all day long just fine, it being water cooled doesn't make any difference, and water cooling is not always better than air cooling - dont fall for that

 

 

To answer your question yes probably, if you want better performance in editing then upgrading will help

[PheonixOne]

That doesn't make any sense - as long as the temps are under control it can sit at 100% all day long just fine, it being water cooled doesn't make any difference, and water cooling is not always better than air cooling - dont fall for that

 

 

To answer your question yes probably, if you want better performance in editing then upgrading will help

Alright will keep that in mind.. going to try it again sometime today and check out my temps.. whats a good program for checking temperatures across my whole system?

[ShadowCaptain]

Alright will keep that in mind.. going to try it again sometime today and check out my temps.. whats a good program for checking temperatures across my whole system?

 

HWMonitor, GPUZ, Aida64 and many more

[TsuchiyaLP]

When i render a video in sony vegas its using almost 100% of my CPU, i understand this is probably a good thing since its using my CPU to its full potential, but since its not under a water cooler i dont want it hitting that percentage,

 

any ideas? is it worth upgrading to the i7? If i do ill be on a x99 board with the 5930k.

Go to Options / Preferences / General / and turn ''Allow using 100 % CPU'' off (Sry for my bad english) i hope it helps

[PheonixOne]

Go to Options / Preferences / General / and turn ''Allow using 100 % CPU'' off (Sry for my bad english) i hope it helps

Thats great, thanks

[PheonixOne]

HWMonitor, GPUZ, Aida64 and many more

also its the stock cooler on the CPU, so its not exactly great! compared to other coolers!

[BrightCandle]

If you can't keep the CPU within spec at 100% then there is a serious problem with the build. CPUs are designed to run @100% there is no damage and even if it does overheat the CPU will throttle.

As a slight aside computers don't really run at 5% load. It's an average over time, its a really 100% for 50ms and sleeps for the other 950ms. Any task longer than about 30ms with have a modern CPU scale from 1200Mhz up to full boost clock to complete the task to run at 100% and then it goes back to sleep.

[ShadowCaptain]

also its the stock cooler on the CPU, so its not exactly great! compared to other coolers!

 

So? doesnt mean it has bad cooling, check the temps