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April 10th, 2009, 07:53 AM
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What's your Hardware Setup (Speedgrade config)
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Could you help me out with putting together a system that will meet the requirements for speedgrade? I am curious what is in the system that you guys are using. I have attached the quote that I've put together, though I might have a few components that are unnecessary and I could save some $$. Thanks for your advice! And keep up the great work! Okay, getting closer to finalizing this. Here is an updated list of the hardware suggested for a system. Quoting around $7000 CDN. Some parts may or may not be necessary (could upgrade or downgrade). Feeback is greatly appreciated so I get a compatible system. Primary function will be running cineform raw si2k footage. Possibility of expanding to work on r3d and 12 bit uncompressed. Justin ------------------------- 8mm.16mm.transfers//cinematography 3200a Yonge St. Toronto, ON. M4N 2L1 416.803.1101 Frame Discreet - regular 8mm, super 16mm, super 8mm, film transfers to dvd toronto FrameDiscreet.com <br> transfers // cinematography for the latest! ------------------------------ Please review the following list of specs for a newly configured system. This time I have 64-bit XP pro OS… This can be switched with XP PRO 32, but then max ram will be limited to only 4GB. This raid controller is not onboard, and I subbed the 4600 vid card with the 5600… CORE 2 QUAD Q9400 C4 2.66GHZ 775 RET 775 V X16 4D2 GL R A 2GB DDR2 800 PC6400 TOTAL 4GB 1TB SATA2 7200RPM 32MB RAID EDITION TOTAL (4) 1TB HARD DRIVES RAID 5 ARRAY (STRIPED WITH PARITY) SERIAL ATA 300 RAID CONTROLLER ONBOARD BLU-RAY/DVD COMBO 16X LS BLACK BULK QUADRO FX5600 1500D3 X16 2DVI R ONBOARD SOUND 10/100/1000 GIGABIT NETWORK ONBOARD SERVER TOWER BLACK 4XSATA HOTSWAPCAGE SR105 600W POWER SUPPLY DELUXE 250 USB KEYBOARD BLACK OPTICAL USB MOUSE BLACK WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL 64 BIT (DVD) |
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April 10th, 2009, 09:22 AM
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If you haven't purchased, get an i7.
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April 10th, 2009, 12:33 PM
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April 10th, 2009, 02:35 PM
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It runs very well. I do not have a Quadro card, just a GTX260. I am not an expert and know little about video cards. However, it's possible you don't need the $3000 video card, depending on the specific applications you are running and the processes that need to be carried out and the precise workflow you are following. A $500 card may be fine--but, again, it depends on the specific applications and work flow. To know for sure, it's necessary to get info from an expert on the applications you are running. (The ASUS P6T series of i7 motherboards are excellent and have received thumbs up pretty much across the board.) |
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April 10th, 2009, 04:10 PM
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I am on the ASUS P6T SE motherboard.
Find a bottle neck though with the firewire 400. Thinking about getting a 800 card for my WD Studio drives and also I use a RME fireface 800 as I dabble a bit in music production. Went for the quadro card because I have now 4 hdmi out. This feeds my two 24" ASUS monitors and my Samsung 32"LCD so the monitoring is excellent. The i7 handles the HD files real well.
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