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Originally Posted by Asmodian
x265, with its 2x larger block sizes, actually hits that limit earlier. For 1080p I run two encodes at once on my i9 7900X.
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Why?! When I do heavy denoising stuffz, vspipe takes ca. 11-22% of the CPU. So, from that point of view, I can see why you would try and run multiple of those. The rest of the CPU is then usurped by the x264/x265 process.
So, what I don't understand then is how running two x265 processes concurrently lowers the amount of threads each uses. Or is that something you can actually set?
Thanks.