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12th July 2010, 16:19 | #841 | Link | |
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From this thread: SEt's Avisynth 2.5.8 MT compiled for *X86_64*, Latest Build 4/16/2010
I found that there is a 64 bit verion available of fft3dgpu. But it is also mentioned that (quote) Quote:
Can someone confirm you can simply "update" the HSL on the original 32-bit fft3dgpu, without errors or problems ? |
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14th July 2010, 10:00 | #844 | Link | |
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DirectShowSource("ïnput_1080p.grf",fps=23.976,audio=false) \ (grf opens blu-ray m2ts with CoreAVC2.0, output YV12) fft3dgpu(precision=2,plane=???,bw=32,bh=32,ow=16,oh=16) AssumeFPS (24000,1001) HSL2.0 12.8~12.9 fps HSL3.0 13.0~13.1 fps Plane 1 & 3 HSL2.0 and HSL3.0 scored almost equal; 23.8 fps This on my machine; QX9650 @ non-OC 9x333 for fair comparison with other users Ati HD5770 @ non-OC XP 32-SP3 Last edited by G_M_C; 14th July 2010 at 10:02. |
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14th July 2010, 11:48 | #846 | Link | |
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My video frame size is 1920*1080. fft3dgpu() # used original to run HSL2.0 15.7~16.4fps HSL3.0 16.1~16.6fps This on my PC i7-980X @ oc 200*21 nVidia GTX275 @ oc 800-1680-1200 Win7 64bit (use with 32-bit avisynth)
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I had try GTX465 to run this and find a result is HSL2.0 or 3.0 is can't run more than more faster in new Graphic Card than this FFT3DGPU devlop time.
Old Graphic Card that like 6600GT or 7600GT is the FFT3DGPU devlop time. If HSL 4.0 or 5.0 or framework for renovation maybe run more than more faster. New test below My video frame size is 1920*1080. fft3dgpu() # used original to run HSL2.0 16.1~16.4fps HSL3.0 16.5~16.7fps This on my PC i7-980X @ oc 200*21 nVidia GTX465 @ oc 800-1680-1000 Win7 64bit (use with 32-bit avisynth)
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29th August 2010, 15:12 | #851 | Link |
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Could somebody help with such bug in fft3dgpu?
It started since I've changed 8800GT to GTX460 All other things remains the same: OS (WinXP SP3), video driver (258.96), fft3dgpu and avisynth (2.5.8) versions It occurs not every time, mainly with HD sources. Sometimes reboot helps. Is it driver issue or something else? |
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probably a driver issue
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This is probably a dumb question but I am curious.
I have a Radeon 5770, Core clock is 860Mhz and the memory 1200Mhz. I have a i720 quad core O/c to 3.6. I can run fft3dfilter in any MT mode I can think of and still get no more than 9 frames per second on HD encodes ie 1280P. With fft3dgpu I get up to 18fps with the same settings. FFT3dGPU(sigma=2.0, bt=4, bw=32, bh=32, ow=16, oh=16) MT("""LSFmod(smode=5)""", threads=4, overlap=8) How is this possible? Not complaining, just curious. |
20th October 2010, 02:54 | #854 | Link | |
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Ok, are you actually testing the speed of an encode, or are you simply testing the speed of the avs script. If you are encoding it, it should be pretty obvious. Because fft3dfilter needs to share the CPU with x264 (slowing both down), while fft3dGPU does not (so x264 gets pretty much all the CPU). This is the main reason why people use fft3dgpu at all. |
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20th October 2010, 03:43 | #855 | Link | |
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If just playing the script without GPU I cannot reach same speeds with 8 virtual cores at 3.6 gig. |
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20th October 2010, 10:58 | #856 | Link | |
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And ofcourse CPU (x264) +GPU (fft3dGPU) will be faster than CPU alone (x264 + fft3dfilter). That makes sense, no? (Only way that wouldn't work is if you have a GPU bottleneck, which isn't the case here). Try testing fft3dfilter vs fft3dGPU WITHOUT any encoding. That is, just the script, no x264/xvid/whatever. Last edited by Assassinator; 20th October 2010 at 14:47. |
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seems the betas nvidia drivers dont fix this either... works after a reboot can open script many times in a row with no issue. then i open videoredo and edit a mpeg2 hd source and save. now without doing anythind more, open avs script and get the same as the pics show above? weird stuff... Last edited by woah!; 23rd October 2010 at 07:25. |
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Here it is on MultiUpload. Hope you can DL from one of 'em without having to reinstall the OS.
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