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Hmmm.. I just spent $1000 on a matrox rt.x100.
I personally don't want to see at what point it fails, then back my settings off a bit.
I may run the "stability test" feature of my d845PEBT2 intel mobo to see how that works, but it's a very mild (4%) increase, and the corsair xms memory will handle it....IF I needed to do it. So far, I prefer stability when working/rendering video(especially near the end of the project). Adobe premiere is supposedly unstable enough, though I have yet to have any issues.
I would think it would lead to unsynchronised audio/video but your results will vary. Are your audio and video files seperate?
I personally don't want to see at what point it fails, then back my settings off a bit.
I may run the "stability test" feature of my d845PEBT2 intel mobo to see how that works, but it's a very mild (4%) increase, and the corsair xms memory will handle it....IF I needed to do it. So far, I prefer stability when working/rendering video(especially near the end of the project). Adobe premiere is supposedly unstable enough, though I have yet to have any issues.
I would think it would lead to unsynchronised audio/video but your results will vary. Are your audio and video files seperate?
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