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ninjay07
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cpu? gpu? ram? ... idk
just found out zuneplayer convert videos way faster now ... just thought becoz i have a faster pc now. |
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Clueless Jedi
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| Posted: Jun Sat 07, 2008 9:44 am Post subject: |
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CPU and RAM are affected, usually the RAM Maxes out first, also depends on the quality of your output files, if you selected best quality then it will take longer than medium or poor quality.
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ninjay07
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| yea... i have 2GB 800MHz ram and E6750 OC to 3.0 GHz ... i could see why ram maxed out first ... |
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Clueless Jedi
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Makes sense, what are you using to rip from DVD? i use Clonedvd mobile, in my opinion its by far the best and supports hundreds of different devices including XBOX360
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| Clueless Jedi wrote: | | CPU and RAM are affected, usually the RAM Maxes out first, also depends on the quality of your output files, if you selected best quality then it will take longer than medium or poor quality. |
That's what I was going to say.
The conversion speed on my desktop is way faster than my laptop because of the processor having more cores, is faster, and the RAM is faster on the desktop than the laptop. I also use a combo of Encode360 and Movavi Online Converter (for Flash Vids.), they both are pretty good.
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ninjay07
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| im using nero 8, coz it came free with asus mb |
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I'd rather rape a dead goat than use nero again.............mmmmmmm goats........... 
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Xmodgeek
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| Posted: Jun Sun 08, 2008 8:27 pm Post subject: Re: what effect the video conversion speed? |
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| ninjay07 wrote: | cpu? gpu? ram? ... idk
just found out zuneplayer convert videos way faster now ... just thought becoz i have a faster pc now. |
The CPU most definilty has the largest effect on conversion speeds. I have never maxed out my RAM when converting and I have 2Gb on my laptop @667Mhz and 3Gb on my desktop at >800Mhz.
Some newer GPUs off load some of the work to them but the software has to know how to use them, just like not all will take advantage of multi-cores in the CPU. |
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