Ryzen 5 5500 & RTX 3060 Ti in 2025! Gaming, Video Render, Encoding Tests

[@gamingwolf7895]

we time travling with this video!🗣🗣🗣

[@HaisteComputerRepair]

It's the budget way

[@TrusteftTech]

03:18 Very strange it is slower at encoding than the GTX 1660 Ti system. I noticed you have the encoder option to AUTO. That could mean it is using software, maybe. The 3060 should be faster in encoding than the 1660. I would make sure to instead of having it at auto have it at NVEnc GPU settings and retest them. But that's me. Hmm, on Handbreak too you are using the software renderer instead of the NVEnc. I mean if you want to test the software rendering of the CPU without using GPU of any type, sure.

[@HaisteComputerRepair]

4:13 I tested Handbrake with the NVEnc settings and that is where I got the same time as the 1660 Ti. As for DaVinci Resolve, I will look into that next time. I am by no means an expert, often people in the comments have helped me out with some tips. Any tips beyond what I have done (that you may have missed) in the video, please share!

[@TrusteftTech]

@@HaisteComputerRepair Oh this is trippy. I remember watching that part and not seeing you using NVEnc for handbreak. Clearly I was wrong. So weird. Have a nice day!