Which graphics card for vMix? GeForce Vs Professional Cards.

[@markhepi7791]

Awesome explanation! I literally got off the phone with a supplier deciding between the A4000 or 3080Ti. This video help me make my mind up. Cheers

[@soundleveleventsproduction9459]

What did you choose and why?

[@markhepi7791]

@@soundleveleventsproduction9459 I wanted the a4000 based on multiple encodes but all out of stock so I went with 3080Ti with amd threadripper cpu and resizeable bar activated. Although only 3 encodes with TI still happy with the power the TI offers.

[@juancarloscardenas3466]

CUAL COMPRASTE Y CUAL ES TU EXPERIENCIA

[@Wayne1069]

Thanks, I just saved this video to my tech tips personal playlist for future reference!

[@Techie_v2]

I usually only need to do one encode so will typically get a GeForce 😋 Great video and explanation, thanks Tim!

[@michaelestalilla5673]

Also for overlay please add more up to 6 overlay..Thanks..

[@aaintveld]

Thanks for the clear explanation. I could use some more info on CPU's, both Intel and Amd. A rough indication of what e.g. an 8 core cpu could handle in vMix, would help determine if offloading encodes onto a Professional Gpu is at all needed. I'm struggling to find any usable info on vMix and multithreading, and on NDI versus Hdmi/Sdi capture, as it relates to Gpu/Cpu/multithreading. So: a useful video here but also a bit superficial. If you're making a video about gpu's over Eur 1.000, a bit more depth is desirable.

[@harold12A]

I’m curious to see you test vmix on the not so new Ryzen 7 5700G without any dedicated card.

[@ggntv]

Hello. The new Windows 365 is available with high specs etc... Windows 365 is cloud pc. So any informations about vMix to work in Windows 365.

[@vMixhd]

Cloud video processing doesn't usually work too well without dedicated GPU resources, so I'm not sure how it would fare. If you've already got Windows 365, see how it goes.

[@ggntv]

@@vMixhd If vMix works perfectly, I thought to buy Windows 365.

[@ntchi]

Interesting video! Since the RTX 4070Ti has a dual encoder, can it do more than 3 encoding?

[@cpanic1153]

You can run a super easy tool that patches geforce rtx drivers to remove the artificial encoding limitations

[@Bingbangbo3246]

Thanks

[@AJaytheCEO]

I use a Radeon card and it works perfectly for me in vmix

[@luvwisdom2]

Can you give more details? Which one? How do you use it?

[@Brutusdebilus]

Hey any updates on AMD cards ?

[@lloydranola]

Great presentation. Can I load up a PC with multi head RTX cards to make a vMix powered multi-display controller?

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Is there value in revisting this subject, but now including Intel Arc to see how well they encode? Still most likely to buy Quadro, but would be good to stay informed if Intel's support of content creation is any good.

[@OG_Gamers_Live]

Can't speak for Vmix's support but the Arc cards a750, a770 do very well and Xsplit and Streram labs etc have already implemented support for the AV1 codecs

[@PhiDiemDam]

Does vmix software need a lot of gpu vram?

[@markhepi7791]

Does replay recording count as an encode? Typically 2 streams and one output record would use up 3 encodes.

[@DavidStemper]

*Usually. *

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

'depends',.. and, if you have NDI on the same system it can eat up the encodes as well. If you record in vMix's own CoDec, it will absolutely need to re-encode. If you're recording to the same codec used by the incoming video - mp4 for RTSP/RTMP/NDI, and you can select the same CoDec to record them in, then it shouldn't need to re-encode, and should just straight up record. - Tim & Martin will need to confirm if vMix re-encodes all incoming streams or just passes them through when set to record in the same format as the video is received. If using a HDMI or SDI capture device, and you record in it's native format, then again it shouldn't need to re-encode.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Also, you're safer setting up a second PC as Replay Recorder, and have it do a single NDI output that your main PC will see as an extra input, then you have a person create the in and out points and play the replays on demand, and have that input to automatically play with transition graphic on the main PC when selected by the person doing the live switching. This also reduces the brain-workload on the people.

[@aaintveld]

@@PiDsPagePrototypes that is an option. However producing in that way on 2 systems instead of one will cost you 2 licenses.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

@@aaintveld I think you meant one of these as your main comment on the video,.. and you make good points in that one.

[@tommydv]

What did Wilson have to say about GeForce cards?

[@enzoko6458]

Hello, Just a quick question my GPU MEM is always @ 100 percent im planning to upgrade my GPU, Is 3060 better with 12 gbs of memory or would i rather go to the TI With just 8gb. Thank you

[@michaelestalilla5673]

Hi Hello, It's possible to Add more Layers on Virtual sets?...please upgrade your software like Wirecast .Thanks.

[@AzelyAzman]

Will Intel Iris XE work with vmix? I am looking at 3 x 1080P 50 FPS input, 1 x presentation slides, 4 x vmix calls, and 2 x videos.

[@raymondhoksungcheng]

Hi Tim, I would like to ask between GeForce RTX 3060 with 12GB (more Memory Size) or GeForce RTX 3060Ti with 8GB (higher NVIDIA CUDA Cores). Memory size or NVIDIA CUDA Cores, which is more important???

[@vMixhd]

I'd probably go for the 3060ti, but it really depends on the type of production you're doing and what sources you have.

[@sportszoneradioszr1886]

You mention that we should un-tick the "High Input Performance Mode" option in vMix settings if using Resizable BAR, but what about "High Output Performance Mode"? Thank you

[@RgBro72]

Use instant reply 8 input which the best grafix card for this...

[@baylinkdashyt]

Hopefully, you like the Quadro P2000, since that was what I could get a decent deal on. :-}

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Its on nVidias list....

[@gabysocine]

3050 ti is good?

[@tek_soup]

I seriously was just watching a video about the RTX A6000 gonna buy that, because i rather get all the bells and whistles, for not that much more, in this gpu nightmare.

[@baylinkdashyt]

I'm curious: Is "the majority of users don't need more than three encodes" based on analytics/telemetry, or just an educated guess based on the tech support call load?

[@vMixhd]

All of the above!

[@prefix808]

RTX 3060 or RTX 3060 ti?

[@vMixhd]

The TI will be slightly better, but not by a huge amount. At the moment, they're all so hard to get and the prices are pretty crazy. So it might depend on which one you can actually buy!

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

I swear, every comment I've posted listing nVidias own resource listing which GTX and Quadro cards support NVEnc, seems to disappear, as if some masked bandit is deleting the information!

[@vMixhd]

You mean this one? developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-and-decode-gpu-support-matrix-new. We usually add it to the video description, so I'll do that now

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

@@vMixhd YES!! I 😊 Sometimes youtube doesnt like external urls in comments.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Advanced users can use two GPUs. In the nVidia control panel are settings to control which does the desktop and which does the compute functions, and cards that connect with NVLink are seen as one single larger card with shared vram and cuda cores. A lightweight GPU can also be used as a fullscreen HDMI output, same as adding a BMD decklink card

[@kennethho6187]

did anyone run vmix on intel nuc 11?

[@vMixhd]

We haven't done any testing with the 11th gen intel NUCs. We're waiting on the RTX3000 models to be available.

[@juancarloscardenas3466]

@@vMixhd EIN 2024 RECOMMENDED AORUS GeForce RTX™ 4080 SUPER MASTER 16G???

[@tek_soup]

just ordered a RTX A4000 for $1,119.40 from shopblt not as fast as a rtx 3080, but has more ram and features. ok price.

[@anfproduction72]

Me still using gtx1080 and rtx2080ti

[@vMixhd]

Still great cards!