Cinelerra test of render on Quad core Xeon Dell SC1430
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Iam new at building non-standard run of mill PC. So far I put this together, still research if all the parts will work together, also unsure if the type of ram I've selected is worth as shit as far as video editing goes.
Any idea if Cinelerra will run ok on dual Xeon E5620 (quad cores) in a EVGA Classified SR-2 270-WS-W555-A2 motherboard. That will be like 8 cores & 16 threads?
For ram I plan to use 24GB (6 x 4GB)
DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666)
Cas Latency 9
Timing 9-9-9-24
Voltage 1.65V
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Iam almost finalized my 1st video editing machine. Iam trying to figure out what software will support multi-cores/threads. I will most likely be using Ubuntu 64 & Win 7 64.
I would love to ditch windows but I actually like using special effects from various video editing programs, some of those only work on the bastard that is windows.
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@cacasododom . ...thanks very much for that feedback, I spend some time trying to page through endless crap looking for the right info when it comes to such things.
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@TheSupersurgical: yes. tho, the CPU is not used 100% for all effects or processes within the software. Oil painting will utilize all available cores and CPU, while rendering (for instance) may use only 30%.
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. ...so can Cinelerra make use of all the cores?
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Damn this is old video, I should prolly find something more recent.
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At first I didn't like this effect, but as I watched the video it seemed kind of neat.
Cinelerra would run well on a box like that. You'll definetly want to install a 64-bit OS for video editing. Editing on Linux will require a lot of mental fortitude to get through. See my post regarding Why Cinelerra on my CrazedMuleProductions blogspot blog. (YouTube comments are not allowing me to post URLs)
crazedmule 9 months ago
Yeah..it might be cool applied to a close up on a person's face or animal
crazedmule 4 years ago