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Originally Posted by JP513
Yes it does, or at least it can; it's v11, so graphics acceleration is available, for both CUDA and OpenCL it does acceleration. But . . . I actually don't know whether my excellent rendering results are already incorporating the acceleration from the GPU, or if it's from CPU only. I didn't do anything to the settings in Vegas to make it use GPU. I'm not on that machine right now so I can't check if there is a setting for it in the menu or if its automatically going to accelerate simply by being installed.
Haswell is great I think mostly in terms of power, but only about a 10% performance boost over Ivy Bridge, but I was building new, so I decide to wait until it came out since I wasn't going with a 6-core. I'll probably do that for my next build.
570 has been around a while but only has 480 cuda cores; you'd get double that with a 660.
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The problem with the 600 series, it is a new chipset(Kepler), and the drivers aren't working for Sony yet, or at least wasn't when I checked last month.
The 4770k is the best cpu for encoding atm
more here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...ew,3521-3.html
Default rendersetting in Vegas Pro is "hardware if available" You can see it in taskmanager when you render. If the CPU is below 50% when rendering, its using the Nvidia card.