brinchn27 wrote:
Sorry bud, I really dont understand the technical jargon...I want to give you an answer because you have been so helpful in the past but what do you mean by "reduced run times" and "daily turnover"?
brinchn27, sorry, I guess those phrases don't translate exactly, but when I define them I think they will apply
🙂"reduced run times" - improve performance of the CPU/GPU and Windows / Application performance such that the time it takes to do a "render" is shortened - hopefully by a considerable length of time. I would think that at least 10% would be helpful.
"daily turnover" - number of times in a day you can complete a "render" "task/job/sequence". Before improving performance you could do 10 "render jobs", now you can do 11 "render jobs" in a day, 30 more render jobs in a month, 365 more render jobs in a year - all because you improved the "render time" by "reducing" the time it took to complete the "render" job by 10%.
Setting the CPU core/cache multipliers to the maximum settings with Intel XTU and increasing the GPU frequency +135 and the GPU by +??? you have a 10% improvement in "render run time" by 10%.
Here is the sentence again:
"brinchn27, is that at stock GPU/memory speeds? Or is that at OC speeds? If not, give it a try, I found OC'ing reduced run times enough to increase daily turnover. " ... by at least 10%."
OC'ing = overclocking = slang for setting the frequency of the CPU/GPU clocks higher to allow them to complete more tasks per second.
