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15th June 2016, 21:01 | #1 | Link |
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New PC for BD-Rebuilder?
Its time so I'm working out upgrading my old I7-860 with Asus P7P55D Deluxe board, 8 gig ram, etc.. to something newer.
As it stands, my current Rig is... CPU: Intel Core i7-860 Lynnfield 2.8GHz 8MB L3 Cache LGA 1156 95W Quad-Core Processor w/Stock heatsink/fan Motherboard: ASUS P7P55D Deluxe LGA 1156 Intel P55 ATX Memory: 8 gig DDR3 - Qty2 of Corsair XMS3 CMX4GX3M2A1600C8 Case: Antec Nine Hundred II case with Antec EarthWatts EA750 power supply Power: EVGA GeForce GTX 970 04G-P4-3979-KB (4gig SSC ACX2.0) Drives: Qty 1 - 250gb Samsung 840 SSD Qty 1 - 1Tb Western Digital Black SATA II - WD1001FALS Qty 1 - 3Tb Western Digital Caviar Green 3 TB SATA III 64 MB - WD30EZRX Qty 1 - 3Tb Western Digital Mainstream/Blue SATA III - WD30EZRZ Qty 1 - 4Tb Western Digital Mainstream/Blue SATA III - WD40EZRZ Lite-On SOHD-167T DVDrom LG BH16NS40 BD-RW/DVD-RW Currently running 64bit Win 7 Ultimate Note: for all intents and purposes, the WD Blue drives have similar specs as the Green.. i.e. 5400rpm, intellipower, etc New parts I'm looking at are... Motherboard: Asus Z170-DELUXE CPU: Intel Boxed Core I7-6700K Heatsink/fan: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO Paste: Arctic Silver 5 AS5-3.5G Thermal Paste Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V 16GB (2x 8 GB) (Dual Channel Kit) Case: Nanoxia Deep Silence 5 Rev. B Big Tower Case Power supply: Seasonic X-850(SS-850KM3 Active PFC F3) 850W 80 Plus Gold *OR* Antec 750W 80-PLUS Gold That being said, I'll bring all the drives over for now... EXCEPT, the 250Gig Samsung 840 which will be replaced by a 500Gig Samsung 850EVO. AND I want to replace the old WD 1TB Black with a new WD 3TB Black. I'm working out the money (spent a little more during our Disney trip than expected)... so worst case, I'll just update Motherboard, CPU, heatsink/fan, and Memory for now, and the rest later. I expect I'll load Win 10. I have six 2TB WD Green SATA3 drives left over from a previous raid setup that I was thinking of eventually adding in (hence the Z170-Deluxe w/many SATA ports, and the larger case that can hold all the drives). It might make a nice "striped storage pool" in Win 10 to use as for backup storage. Should this setup.... 1. Cause any issues with BD-Rebuilder? 2. Speed up my Alt Movie Only backups? Anyone have any tips on optimizing the setup for BD-Rebuilder (mostly alt movie only, including 3D SBS)? Is there anything I should look out for as I upgrade? Thanks! Last edited by Mark_Venture; 29th June 2016 at 14:52. |
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Also your settings in BD_RB matter If your not maxing out your CPU then no If you are maxing your CPU then yes |
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Settings > x264 presets fast, medium, etc
x264 tweaks Avisynth filters these kind of settings Your new set up will definitely be faster with same settings used Your drives should not be a bottleneck, especially if you go for quality settings |
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Ok, so I've done some upgrades, for now... (just mother board, cpu, heatsink/fan and memory)
Currently my system is... Motherboard: Asus Z170-DELUXE CPU: Intel Boxed Core I7-6700K Heatsink/fan: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO Paste: Arctic Silver 5 AS5-3.5G Thermal Paste Memory: G.SKILL 16GB (2x 8GB) Ripjaws V Series DDR4 PC4-25600 3200MHz Model F4-3200C16D-16GVK Case: Antec Nine Hundred II case Power: Antec EarthWatts EA750 Power: EVGA GeForce GTX 970 04G-P4-3979-KB (4gig SSC ACX2.0) Drives: Qty 1 - 500gb Samsung 850 EVO SSD (for OS) Qty 1 - 1Tb Western Digital Black SATA II - WD1001FALS Qty 1 - 3Tb Western Digital Caviar Green 3 TB SATA III 64 MB - WD30EZRX Qty 1 - 3Tb Western Digital Mainstream/Blue SATA III - WD30EZRZ Qty 1 - 4Tb Western Digital Mainstream/Blue SATA III - WD40EZRZ LG BH16NS40 BD-RW/DVD-RW Currently running 64bit Win 7 Ultimate I used Sysprep before replacing the parts, then booted Win 7 DVD, selected repair, opened a command prompt and pushed chipset/sata/usb3 drivers on... ( dism /image:c:\ /add-driver /Driver:X:\ /recurse ), then booted normally, and manually installed the remaining drivers. I'll do a fresh re-load of Win7 when I get some time to do it. Using the exact same INI and settings for BD-Rebuilder, 2D bluray and 3D rebuilds have been nearly cut in half. Example of a 2D... (source is folder stored on the 3TB Blue SataIII... work files on 1TB WD Black SataII) Old Parts... [11:50:25] Source: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5_00800 [14:28:48] JOB: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5 finished. 2 hours 38 minutes 23 seconds New parts... [09:53:57] Source: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5_00800 [11:06:51] JOB: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5 finished. 1 hours 12 minutes 54 seconds Example of a 3D... (source is an ISO stored on the 3TB Blue SataIII, mounted with Virtual Clone Drive... work files on 1TB WD Black SataII) Old Parts... [21:54:50] Source: TRANSFORMERS_AGE_OF_EXTINCTION_00800 [02:05:42] JOB: TRANSFORMERS_AGE_OF_EXTINCTION finished. 4 hours 10 minutes 52 seconds New Parts... [07:23:51] Source: TRANSFORMERS_AGE_OF_EXTINCTION_00800 [09:31:32] JOB: TRANSFORMERS_AGE_OF_EXTINCTION finished. 2 hours 7 minutes 41 seconds I've donated and got my license for DGDecNV so will be trying that. And I'll also be trying MULTIPROCESS= Any other tips or tweaks? Code:
[Options] VERSION=0.50.0.14 ENCODER=0 MODE=3 ENCODE_QUALITY=1 ONEPASS_ENCODING=1 AUTO_QUALITY=0 AUDIO_TO_KEEP=eng; SUBS_TO_KEEP=eng; SD_CONVERT=0 OPEN_GOP=0 RESIZE_1080=0 RESIZE_1440=0 RESIZE_720=0 DEINTERLACE=1 SD_TO_1080=0 IGNORE_3D=0 CONVERT_WIDE=0 DTS_REENCODE=0 AC3_REENCODE=0 AC3_640=1 AC3_192=0 KEEP_HD_AUDIO=1 DECODER=0 AVCHD=1 REMOVE_WORKFILES=1 REMOVE_OUTPUT=0 USE_FILTERS=0 BDMV_CERT_ONLY=0 IVTC_PULLDOWN=0 ASSUME_DVD_PAL=0 FRIMSOURCE=0 COMPLETION_BEEP=0 OUTPUT_SBS=1 NEROAAC=0 SUPTITLE=1 AUDIO_TRACK_LIMIT=0 SUBTITLE_TRACK_LIMIT=0 CUSTOM_TARGET_SIZE=23500 PRIORITY_CLASS=0 TARGET_SIZE=23500 MOVIEONLY_TYPE=11 ALTCRF=20 ALT_TARGET=8096 ALTMETHOD=0 ALTAUTOCROP=0 QUICK_EXTRAS=1 AUDIO_DRC=0 PGSTOSRT=1 ALT_CRF_TARGET=1024 [Paths] SupTitlePath=C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\SupTitle.dll SOURCE_PATH=O:\ WORKING_PATH=F:\BLURAY-WORKING\ Last edited by Mark_Venture; 2nd July 2016 at 14:13. |
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That's a pretty good speed increase. I run an i7-950, and always do high-quality, 2-pass encodes. It takes about 4hrs per encode. When you started this thread, I looked into the speed comparisons between the 860 and the 6700, and it looked like you might get about a twice the speed, so your results bear that out. I imagine that you're pretty happy with that.
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test with - Decoding/Frame serving: DGDecNV
[11:29:04] Source: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5_00800 [12:35:49] JOB: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5 finished. 1 hours 6 minutes 45 seconds So I didn't save very much time there. Only about 6 minutes. Last edited by Mark_Venture; 29th June 2016 at 18:47. |
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I understand that times will vary with other Blurays, but this if this is any indication of what to expect, at least its a very good starting point. I had waited a long time to finally do this upgrade. And yes, I'm very pleased with the results and my upgrade so far (only been a day since I got it together and running), especially the time reduction for doing 3D. While I don't do many 3D movies, its nice to see it will no longer take all night! (ok, it was like 5-6hrs per 3D movie, really it was most of the night). My i7-860 served me very well over these past 5.5+yrs. Eventually it will be dropped in place of the Q6700 setup that is now my media server. I did have second thoughts after ordering everything, and seeing that Kaby Lake is coming later this year? and also seeing the 6800K... But I didn't want to wait, and the few articles I could find that show the 6700k on charts with 6800K for benchmarks don't show enough improvement in video encoding and stuff to justify the price differences to get what I want. I do wish I was able to upgrade my old SATAII WD Black drive to a newer, bigger SATAIII Black, and get a new case and power supply (this case is a little cramped! especially with the size of this heatsink/fan), but house stuff and keeping the wife happy comes first So...maybe I'll get around to it later this summer. Last edited by Mark_Venture; 2nd July 2016 at 14:18. |
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I know what you mean about the case. I've got a midsize Lian-Li case, which I still really like, but it's pretty full now (I think I have 6 drives in it).
From a performance standpoint, I have 2 of the drives (2TB each) in Raid0 configuration for the workfiles drive. This does speed things up a bit, but only a few minutes, really. Most of my encode time is spent with the processors running full-tilt. And I really like the WD Black drives. I'm not sure how much better they are than anything else, but I had a 3.1/2 year old 1Tb drive fail a year or so ago, and they sent me a new 4TB Black drive as a warranty replacement. Needless to say, I was quite satisfied, and I'll stick with Blacks for now (other colours have shorter warranties). |
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with - Decoding/Frame serving: DGDecNV [4-way], MULTIPROCESS=1
[19:30:46] Source: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5_00800 [20:42:13] JOB: MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE_5 finished. 1 hours 11 minutes 26 seconds so no improvement. Looks like the only way to go faster would be to change my hard drives to SSD... or lower quality? Either way, I'm happy. |
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I got an SSD drive for my video computer -- and then brought it back. The only noticable improvement I saw was in boot time -- and since I usually just put my computers to sleep (rather than turning them off) I was getting absolutely nothing out of it. I ran all kinds of tests. The access times shown by the benchmarks were all greatly improved and really impressive -- but none of the real work was getting done any faster. I couldn't see justifying that kind of expense just so my apps would load in .5 seconds instead of .6 seconds.
In fact, I even formatted it three times so I could try it on 3 different computers (I really wanted to keep it) -- none of them seemed to show anything worthwhile (other than boot times). I even ran BD Rebuilder with the the working folder on the SSD. That also resulted in a big nothing-burger. Last edited by jdobbs; 1st July 2016 at 22:58. |
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So, my new rig setup is hardware wise complete, minus the GTX 1080 that's on pre-order and hasn't arrived yet.
Setup for "Project: Phoenix" Chassis: Cooler Master Cosmos II (custom Airbrush) PSU: Corsair 860 AXi CPU: Core i7 6700k (currently at stock speeds, will likely be overclocked) CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i v2 GPU: Asus Strix GTX 1080 (on pre-order) MB: Asus Maximus VIII Formula SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 500GB (v1, boot) HDD1: HGST 7k4000 4TB HDD2: Seagate ST2000DM001-1CH164 (2TB, storage) HDD3: Samsung Spinpoint F1 (1TB, Temp drive) HDD4: Seagate ST31000520AS (OS Backups drive, 5900rpm, pulled out of an external enclosure) ODD1: LG BH16NS40 ODD2: LG BH10NS30 ODD3: LG DVDRAM GH20NS10 RAM: Corsair Dominator platinum 16GB ROG edition (currently at stock speeds, XMP to follow) Sound1: Surround Logitech Z-906 (will be pulled out of storage) Sound2: Corsair Void Wireless SE (yellow jacket) Controller: Microsoft Xbox One Elite wireless controller (wireless transmitter on order) Keyboard: Corsair K95 RGB Mouse: Corsair M65 Pro RGB Extra: NZXT IU01 (internal USB hub, 3x header + 2x full size port to hook up all the USB stuff) Processing times: Old rig ran between 3-6hrs depending on the size of the disc, new rig: 40GB > BD25 in just over an hour Try that one on for size. Should last me another 10+ years hopefully like the old rig ** edit and that's not counting 5TB (i think) across 3 external drives ** Last edited by Ch3vr0n; 16th July 2016 at 19:56. |
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Did you ever over clock? Did you notice any meaningful improvements by over clocking? I haven't tried. I've just been using the Memory's XMP settings, but haven't tried anything with overclocking the CPU, etc. I'm also curious if you see more gain using DGDecNV with the GTX 1080 card, compared to what I see with the GTX970. |
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Well personally i never did, no experience with it. Couldn't find anyone close to help me through it and didn't want to risk a 2-3000€ system going "nuclear" by doing things i shouldn't be doing. OCer's i talked to stated that enabling XMP rarely leads to any real performance boosts. That's done by OCing the CPU/GPU. It's been a while since i used BDRB, as it mainly only supports SOFTWARE ENCODING (yeah i used DGDecEnv but that's DECODING ONLY). My main tool now is Elaborate Bytes "CloneBD", which supports Hardware Based ENCODING as well (on top of decoding)!!! Using that and my 1080 i shrink a fully occupied BD50 down to BD25 in 9-12 MINUTES!!! Perfect x264 quality
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There are some tools from Asus that will help with the over clocking the CPU, adjust voltage, etc. I've always worried about potential stability issues, and is my cooling adequate, so I'm chicken. I haven't over clocked since my '486 and Pentium days My EVGA video card also has some overclocking tools, but I've been running it stock as I didn't want to install even more apps.
I've purchased/used DVD Fab Bluray/DVD Ripper... yeah, its really fast (especially if my source is on a hard drive already), but I still come back to BD-Rebuilder because it seems to give me a sharper, better picture (Alt-Movie Only MKV), no matter how I setup DVDFab (rip to MKV). Its ok if I'm on a time crunch, but BD-Rebuilder's output has been more pleasing to my eyes. So for now, I've just been using DVDFab to rip my old TV series DVD's (seems to be a little easier for that), and some movie DVDs, since I still have a bunch I haven't done yet. |
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If you're talking about their '5way optimization' inside the AI suite, I tried that, 1st time it couldn't get a stable overclock, the second time it actually UNDER CLOCKED my CPU to lower than stock settings so I gave up. On the forum there's not much good about it either. I said nothing about fengtao's stuff, I don't use any of it.
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No, I was talking about the EZ Tuning Wizard in the bios... When I run it, it gives me an estimated tuning result of 13% CPU, and 0% on Ram..
It didn't run it because I've changed a bunch of BIOS settings, and I need to make sure I have them all written down (if the Tuning Wizard encounters problems with its tweaks, you have to go back to factory defaults). |
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