gpu or cpu cores for rotobrush 2

Question

Im curious if rotobrush uses gpu or cpu so i can decide which direction to invest my resources?

i'd like to use it on 4.5k 15min clips

right now i'm using a 16 core with 2x580x gpus on a 2019 mac pro and its going about 1-2 frames a second

the face tracker seemed like it was going to be faster, but it has slowed down to 1-2 frames a second as well

i think i read that the longer it processes a shot the slower it goes, but i havn't experienced that yet and its done about 8 min on face tracker

Mylenium · Answer

None of this bears any relation to GPU acceleration at all. The rest is just normal AE behavior. Temporal processing is mostly linear and running on a single core to ensure consistency, hence the more cores you have, the less efficient the process becomes because only a single core will have something to do. That and on such systems these cores are not optimized for TurboBoost and whatever. Thus the reverse is true: Less cores e.g. on a "cheap" core7i will improve throughout, not more. Everything else comes down to normal AE performance considerations on which there are hundreds or even thousands of posts here on this forum alone.

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