Roninedits, you seem to have a lot of experience. It's a bit off the topic but it regards the gtx 1060. Before (using Premiere Pro CS6) CPU I7 5820K at 4 GHz, RAM 16GB and GTX 760. (SSDs plus 2 raid 0 HDD) Mostly doing DV, but also multiple camera Full HD. No problems. DV to mpeg2 DVD CPU maxed out. DV to H.264 or HD to H.264 CPU between 40 to 70 % Just recently 4K that's when things start to slow down, but still 2 4K videos on timeline (each one hour) Second video is masked out with garbage mate 8 or 16 point and fastblur to overlay parts of the second video into the main video. Still can scrub or play at fast speed (2x) CPU after a few minutes or so maxed out. When I encoded it to H.264 I noticed the following: CPU maxed out, RAM maxed out and GPU maxed out. (Have All CPU meter and GPU monitor to observe) Then I decided to upgrade RAM to 32 GB and GTX 760 replaced with Asus GTX 1060 6 GB turbo. Do a similar project, but this time I have to move the 16 point garbage mate overtime. Just to adjust it over time the system gets quite unresponsive. CPU constantly maxed out RAM about 70%. In the beginning of the timeline it was easy to adjust, towards the end after 40 min it was very difficult. Normally you can use the mouse to position the 16 points of the mask, but this time, I had to key in the values, so that I could see the moves. I am writing this, for you mentioned in your above post, that the gtx 1060 should be fine for most projects. It encodes then fine 1 hour timeline takes approximately 2 and a half hour (Now after the upgrade the CPU lies around 40 to 50 %, GPu around 30% RAM 70 to 80%) So the question is, Do you have an idea where there could be the bottleneck? It doesn't seem to me to much of a burden. thanks for your time and ideas
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