Graphic cards and video processing..

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lawman

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Hi
I run a vio pov 1.5 into Sony Vegas. Renders are sometimes very slow and sometimes playback is jerky for editing, etc, esp when upscaling the video size and running some filters.

Im running a basic homebuilt PC that I dont want to replace as its spot on for 95% of everything I do.

Its an AMD dual core processor 5200+ 2.7Ghz and im running the on board graphics referred to as Nforce 6100-430, I have 4GB ram.

Question is: If I install a graphics card will it make a marked difference or is it the processor that determines the speed of processing??

I was thinking of something like this:- http://www.amazon.co.uk/VTX3D-Radeo...1_3?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1336477848&sr=1-3

Would it be a worthwhile investment, I dont really want to waste £28 but then again I don't want to replace the motherboard and processor.

Your thoughts please and constructive comments, also recommendations re graphics cards to match the rest of the system, I dont see any point in having the worlds fastest graphics if the rest of the machine lets it down, I guess its all about balance.

Dave
 

JollyRoger

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Look in the options to see if you can allocate RAM to help render and also allocate GFX card processing to help rendering. That would help things out.
 

ariderslife

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processor is the power. thats were its at !
 
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