So, the question is:
Does VDJ benefit using CPU's with high single thread performance ratings?
This is for audio only use and analyzing does not need to take into account.
Many applications can split the tasks over various cores to share load, and I wonder if this is the case with VDJ also.
If going from a 2-core to a 4-core CPU with indentical single thread ratings, would that increase VDJ performance / MIDI communication and so on ?
Does VDJ benefit using CPU's with high single thread performance ratings?
This is for audio only use and analyzing does not need to take into account.
Many applications can split the tasks over various cores to share load, and I wonder if this is the case with VDJ also.
If going from a 2-core to a 4-core CPU with indentical single thread ratings, would that increase VDJ performance / MIDI communication and so on ?
Posted Sun 23 Apr 17 @ 8:09 pm
Interface, audio, analyzing, folder browsing all happens on different threads, so yes, you would benefit from a 4-core vs a similar 2-core cpu.
Posted Mon 24 Apr 17 @ 6:02 am
Thanks Adion for always quick and direct advice!
Posted Mon 24 Apr 17 @ 5:20 pm
Quad core cpu's at comparable clock speeds to dual core cpu's perform much, much better. However often a hidden benefit of moving up the CPU ladder is the superior onboard graphics. Intel uses a range of onboard graphics chips!
I would recommend using onboard graphics due to the fantastic reliability and competitive cost of the Intel products. We do not need top of the range gaming machines...but if anyone has one to sell cheap I'm in the market!
I would recommend using onboard graphics due to the fantastic reliability and competitive cost of the Intel products. We do not need top of the range gaming machines...but if anyone has one to sell cheap I'm in the market!
Posted Wed 26 Apr 17 @ 12:20 am