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  • Eight Cores

    Will Edius be able to take advantage of 8 cores? Here is a link to a 8 core workstation. http://www.cerise.com/workstation-eight.htm

  • #2
    I am using a home build system with the same S5000XVN workstation motherboard, nice and stable !

    I'm only using 2x Dual core, that means 4 (when Hyper Treading not counted), not 8 cores, and Edius doesn't make use of all Available power.

    Only while rendering while using specific settings it will max out all cores, given enough workload to process.

    Future softwares should be able to make full use of all cores, including the next Edius, Procoder etc.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by SoundFreak
      Future softwares should be able to make full use of all cores, including the next Edius, Procoder etc.
      I wouldn't say 'should' when it comes to Edius. 12 years of Canopus/GV experience has taught me that. It is better to use the word 'hope.' At least that will not give the original poster the wrong impression.
      Jerry
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Jerry
        It is better to use the word 'hope.' At least that will not give the original poster the wrong impression.
        Very true ........

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        • #5
          I like these Cerise computers (see link) but how do I find out if they are compatible with Edius?

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          • #6
            As you can see from my system spec's I'm using a S5000XVN with a NX PCI-e card with Edius 4.61.

            What card are you planning to use ?

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            • #7
              I am switching to HD and I'm concerned about render times and encoding. I also really want to see what I'm editing on an HD monitor which means I guess I'll get the NX PCI-e card.

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              • #8
                What level of HD are you going to?

                More cores for Edius is not your best usage.

                NX is a terrific investment, worth every penny.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Coleman
                  I like these Cerise computers (see link) but how do I find out if they are compatible with Edius?
                  I configured one of those and it came up to almost $10,000. That is with raid, 8gigs of ram, and Vista 64 ultimate, and yes the 3.2 processors.
                  If you are going that route, either something like what Anton built or even a MacPro with bootcamp would be cheaper.
                  If they are local for you, well that would make a huge difference.
                  Just seemed pricey to me.
                  Jerry
                  Six Gill DV



                  Vistitle YouTube Channel
                  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMVlxC8Am4qFbkXJRoPAnMQ/videos


                  Main System:: Azrock z690 Taichi, [email protected], 64gb ram, Lian Li Galahad 360mm in push pull, Lian Li 011 Dynamic XL ROG case, 13 Lian Infinity fans, Win11 Pro , Samsung 980 1tb boot NVME, 2TB Sabrent M.2 NVME, 2 TB WD 850x NVME, 1TB Samsung SSD, 12TB Raid 0, BM MINI MONITOR 4K, , Dual LG 27GK65S-B 144Hz monitors, GTX 1080ti SC Black Edius X.

                  Second System: EditHD Ultimax-i7, X58, [email protected], Corsair H80, Win764, 24gb ram, Storm 3g, Samsung 840 Pro 256, 4tb and 6tb RAID 0 on backplane, GTX 980ti Classified, Edius 9.55, Apple 30", Samsung 24", dual BD.

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                  • #10
                    10K is a hefty price, now I suddenly remember why I build my own.

                    If I would build a new system today I would most likely switch to a Mac Pro with boot camp.

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                    • #11
                      Hello Coleman:

                      My name is Regis and I am a technician at Cerise Computers.

                      We use industry standard parts so yes, our computers are compatible with Edius

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Jerry
                        I configured one of those and it came up to almost $10,000. That is with raid, 8gigs of ram, and Vista 64 ultimate, and yes the 3.2 processors.
                        If you are going that route, either something like what Anton built or even a MacPro with bootcamp would be cheaper.
                        If they are local for you, well that would make a huge difference.
                        Just seemed pricey to me.
                        $10,000 is with all the bells and whistles including a $2200 video card and a 2TB hardware RAID 5 array. Unless you do a lot of 3-D rendering and process huge files, you will never use the full potential of such a system. Our 8 core systems start at just under $3,000 and you get a lot of hardware for that sum.

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                        • #13
                          For $10k you can get a top of the line Mac Pro with external Fibre RAID and still have room for some other stuff.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by STORMDAVE
                            For $10k you can get a top of the line Mac Pro with external Fibre RAID and still have room for some other stuff.
                            Yeah, I remember when I configured a MacPro it came up to the same without all of the software and Kona card.
                            Jerry
                            Six Gill DV



                            Vistitle YouTube Channel
                            https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMVlxC8Am4qFbkXJRoPAnMQ/videos


                            Main System:: Azrock z690 Taichi, [email protected], 64gb ram, Lian Li Galahad 360mm in push pull, Lian Li 011 Dynamic XL ROG case, 13 Lian Infinity fans, Win11 Pro , Samsung 980 1tb boot NVME, 2TB Sabrent M.2 NVME, 2 TB WD 850x NVME, 1TB Samsung SSD, 12TB Raid 0, BM MINI MONITOR 4K, , Dual LG 27GK65S-B 144Hz monitors, GTX 1080ti SC Black Edius X.

                            Second System: EditHD Ultimax-i7, X58, [email protected], Corsair H80, Win764, 24gb ram, Storm 3g, Samsung 840 Pro 256, 4tb and 6tb RAID 0 on backplane, GTX 980ti Classified, Edius 9.55, Apple 30", Samsung 24", dual BD.

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                            • #15
                              Did you configure Apple RAID card etc? If you don't get RAM, hard drives, and RAID cards from Apple, it will be way below $10k....and you'll have room to get yourself 2 capture cards (EDIUS & maybe a DeckLink card)

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