kmifflin wrote:Looking forward to hearing if it works out for you. I considered buying this card a couple if times, but I couldn't figure out if it would give me a high fps in Resolume. The firecore driver should allow you to blend inside the card. Check the spec, you'll probably need active adapters if your going DVI
Update!
I just did some test in the retail store with a desktop :
i7, 16GB RAM, W7 installed in 7200rpm HDD, but is has one secondary SSD for data storage.
running Arena 4.1.3 :
1. two W600 cards each connect two displays, 3 use blending and 1 as monitor, composition set to 1920 x 1080,
- playback 3 clips(640x480) in add blending mode:30~40fps
2. one W600 card connect 4 displays, 3 use blending and 1 as monitor, composition set to 1920 x 1080,
- playback 3 clips(640x480) in add blending mode:40~50fps
playback 2 clips(1920x1080) in add blending mode: 15fps
playback 1 clip(1920x480): 25~30fps
3 one W9000 card connect 4 displays, 3 use blending and 1 as monitor, composition set to 1920 x 1080,
- playback 3 clips(640x480) in add blending mode:40~50fps
playback 2 clips(1920x1080) in add blending mode: 15fps
playback 1 clip(1920x480): 25~30fps
My SSD i7 MBP is running better than these results...
And it's very weird that W9000 is cost almost 10,000 USD the one of the highest level graphic card in the world by far...
and finally we were been told that the Windows7 was NOT installed in SSD but a 7200rpm HDD after these test ( I know it was so stupid
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so all the latency maybe caused by hard disk speed....
I use Arena build in sample clip(640x480) and 1080p clip purchased from Resolume in the test.
I will put another test the other day using SSD system....