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Don't know about OP, but I could use it to connect to fast storage on network and do some video finishing. Laptop has sufficient power, but no storage of that c
by Keyframe 11y ago
Don't know about OP, but I could use it to connect to fast storage on network and do some video finishing. Laptop has sufficient power, but no storage of that capacity.
- imaginenore 11y agoGigabit should be more than enough for that. There's no way your CPU/GPU can process video faster than Gbit/second.
- Keyframe 11y agoDepends what I'm doing. For editing it's usually just fine. Color and fx work require higher bandwidth. For example, at 2k a single frame is 12 MBytes (times 24 or 25 per second, depending on the project). And we are at the dawn of an era where we are talking about 4k dci or QHD mastering for all. That wpuld be 48 MBytes per frame. So,we're looking at 300 and 1200 MBytes per second for a single workstation. Gigabit is not up to it.
- imaginenore 11y agoI doubt your CPU/GPU can do color/fx at 1200 MBytes/second. Heck, I don't doubt, you're making it up.
- Keyframe 11y agoIf you say so. Explain how am I running 2K DPX 10-bit in realtime with color correction applied on Lustre then? Does my machine and Autodesk software perform magic?