Hello all, I’ve been reading the forums for weeks including the benchmarks, but I cannot make a decision. My primary interest is upscaling SD material, DVD or lower. I couldn’t find benchmarks with 480x360 or 640x480 for both cards and 3.5.x What I’ve read so far is that the cards are quite clos…

It sounds to me like you are saying that because Nvidia was the first to be implemented in TVAI, it will be the only one. Because their cards are currently faster, they are somehow AI cards, and the others not. That is false. All the GPUs from all the companies (Once the drivers get worked out) can…

Completely wrong. At the moment consumer market divided by NVIDIA’s AI-processors and HW-accelerators by other companies. But may be two year later it will be other state. So selection for right now is obvious and depend on you requirements. And it is not related to T%L products. Many companies no…

No, you’re wrong. Just because card of manufacturer A is somewhat slower than the top model of B this doesn’t mean that it can’t be a valid choice at all. performance/cost ratio is also important, for some performance/watt as well. Plus, and this is IMO a really important point: If manufacturer B …

I really like the vivid discussion here. This is evidence that my decision is not easy if you have an eye on money. :wink: Maybe owners of RTX 4080 (4090) and RX 7900 XTX could post built-in benchmark results for resolutions below HD, by chance?

But it is exactly what I said - you should select HW according your requirements and workflow. If you are gamer and only sporadically make AI processing - cheaper but weaker cards are your choice. If you are envolved in massive AI-processing - you need normal AI-processor even from consumer segment

I think there is multiple benchmarks: [image] Video AI v3.5.X - User Benchmarking Results User Benchmarks Users can run benchmarking (Process > Benchmark, or, Ctrl/Cmd + B) to compare results across different machines. This option doesn’t transmit any data and is completel…

[image] falkor: If you are envolved in massive AI-processing - you need normal AI-processor even from consumer segment Again: if your “AI-processor” often fails encodes or even crashes the whole system due to driver issues, the formally slower card can effectively be faster because it finishe…

[image] notes4me: Maybe owners of RTX 4080 (4090) and RX 7900 XTX could post built-in benchmark results for resolutions below HD, by chance? simple answer. The 7900 XTX is not a good comparison here, the others run circles around it.

[image] jo.vo: Again: if your “AI-processor” often fails encodes or even crashes the whole system due to driver issues, the formally slower card can effectively be faster because it finishes all encodes. Thats it. If the export takes 8 hours, a GPU that needs 16 hours will also do well.

Don’t assume many reports online means something is a common problem. I have a 4090, 2x4070 Ti and a 3080 - never had a problem with any of them other than the 3080 I needed to upgrade the PSU due to the well known problem of sudden spikes in power above the PSUs limit.

RTX 4080 vs. RX 7900 XTX

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falkor (falkor) October 17, 2023, 4:39pm 25

I think there is multiple benchmarks:

Pay attention to other hardware noted (CPU, RAM and so on)