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So with the new generation cards Nvidia has been taking more about live ray tracing techniques than about the ordinary calculating power wich results in fps.
What is important for Resolume for generating effects and calculating warping of content? Is this pure calculating cores (like cuda)?
What ...

In Raid0 you already see an increase in read/write speed that can be nearly double. An Optane Memory won't make a difference, only on files you use so much that the optane memory loads them automatically. You can have greater read/write speeds if you install a nvme m.2 ssd. Make sure it is a nvme ...

The GTX Titan X is still fine, don't bother making an upgrade unless prices of gpu's is back at at msrp.
Or even better: wait at least untill the 1180 is on the market at reasonable prices.
I guess the GTX Titan X will still be fine for many years to come, all depends on what you are doing? How ...

I've been testing with the latest i7-8700K and see that working at a clock speed of 4,8 GHz does a lot better. So I've made two 19" workstations with these processors... For other software applications I see that having 2x 8-cores can be more usefull, but in the case of many layers in Resolume 6 it ...

Wath setup do you have? Also a z620? With what graphic card.?
I'm really interested in understanding the cause of low fps in this composition. Everything is in dxv.

So I'm using a HP Z620 with 2 Xeons (so I have 16 cores). Yesterday we did a test with 40+ layers and many slices. Totaal resolution counts up to about 5k...
We saw that indeed only 1 core is doing the main load, some others do minor work, the rest is just goofing around.
With a gtx 1080 ti we get ...

So you are also saying that arena 6 is definitly less dependend on the gpu than the older versions?

On the same surface... If you would project on different surfaces that are away from each other, nobody would notice the latency between different outputs from different gpu's.

Does anybody have any experience already with multithreading? Who has run a "heavy" project and saw that indeed arena 6 is using multiple core/threads?
Or is is still better to go for lesser cores but higher clockspeeds?

How about the issue that arena6 would be less depend on the gpu but more on ...

What would be the problem if it would be on the same canvas? Will you see sync/latency problems? Has anybody done this before with acceptable results?