Not too familiar with delay programs or apps, but in the past I was able to stack 5-6 Delay RGB effects (built in) and maxed out the R, G, and B values. Got my delays up to the 15-20 sec range that way. just add this to one of your source inputs. I do know that Delay RGB uses a lot of system resourc...

Exactly what Okatown said. I tried this config on my MBP and was getting 6fps on a single output only playing back the built in test card lol

I would suggest a beefy GPU!

660 is my go to. I only use scalers when I'm NOT using Resolume. RGB Link makes some pretty decent scalers for really cheap btw. Are all of your gigs centered around resolume? (When doing I-MAG, There's no media server, just switchers and scalers) You could also use a live input into resolume and us...

The new GTX 10 series are great in the machines I've built. I've personally used the 1080 and 1070 models. If you want to stay away from multiple cards here is a few options: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202235&Tpk=N82E16814202235 WORKSTATION CARDS: http://www.newegg....

Online training is amazing! Very easy to follow and really digs into all the programs features. It will get you up and running in half a day

can you install gfxcardstatus and confirm that the amd card is in use when running resolume? sometimes switching of cards in the background will occur.


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can you change the resolution size to something in the 1920 x 1080 range?

Yeah, For Windows I would suggest Bomes with MDI Yoke. I use Bomes for my OSX so my controller has pretty lights on them. Seems stable on OSX, sorry to hear it's buggy on Windows. Feel free to hit the Bomes guys up, very quick to reply to questions.

Was going to use scaling on the GUI and leave the external outputs unscaled. Correct on the IPS, Just a different type of LCD there's VA and TN types as well, each serve's a different purpose: http://www.tnpanel.com/tn-vs-ips-va/ Was personally looking at this model: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pr...