Solved Graphics card

Hi Derek,

As you know I recently installed Windows 10, I have an AMD Raedon R9 200 series, it's not young anymore. What would you suggest as a best quality/price rapport the Nvidia GTX 960 or the 970 as suggested on June 22th. on a Titler Pro 4 question or do you have a more recent suggestion? Will I see a difference in rendering speed, image quality, etc?

Thanks Derek.

Have a nice one

Michel

I have read the private emails you sent me Michel, so I know you have read some extra information since posting this.

Vegas Pro 14 is due for release in the next couple of weeks and Vegas Movie Studio 14 is meant to be coming in February 2017.

Up until now, an AMD Radeon Graphics Card was the best choice for Sony Software - making sure to get the most powerful model you can afford. That means spending at least $200 - $300 on a GPU.

However, I am waiting with extreme anticipation for the new software versions to be released and see if Magix is able to add proper support for Nvidia Graphics Cards as well as AMD Radeon. So my advice to everyone at this very moment, is to wait and see what happens in the next month. If Nvidia cards are put back in the mix, that opens up to a much wider choice of options.

Hi Derek
Any update on this? I am also about to get a new computer and was wondering about the best card for Vegas Pro 14 - so I was wondering what the current thinking was, AMD or Nvidia (eg something like Nvidia GTX 1060 or GTX 1070). What would you recommend? I'm happy to spend up to about $800. I would also like to start shooting video in 4K, so what would be best for 4K video. And what about the CPU - what would be good, for example i7-5820K or i7-5960?

Hi ilyk49 and welcome to the MSZ forum.

AMD Graphics Cards still work best in Vegas software.
Many people on the official Vegas Pro Forum have been making positive reports about the AMD Radeon RX 480 - far superior performance in Vegas compared to latest Nvidia cards.

Slighter older R390 and R390X are also good models.