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I have the Sandy Bridge i7-2600 3.4 GHz but the conversation doesn't really speak to my question. It doesn't even answer the forum question being asked.
His question: Has anyone seen the increase in speed using PD 11.
One response said, "I have the i7-2600@3.4Gh processor ( i believe it is the Sandy bridge one) and I did notice a speed difference. But I am also running a 560ti GeForce 560ti Graphic card. I have not compared with PD10 (but I still have PD10 installed)."
I don't know how he says he noted a speed difference yet did not compare it with PD 10???
My question: Is their any gain in production speed using PD 11 vs PD 10 with only one video card?
I understand there are some other features. Just have to decide if they are worth $80 upgrade.
Always some salesmanship with new releases. You just have to do your homework especially if you don't plan to double up on your video cards. Might have to consider that as well.
Thanks to Carl and YNOTFISH for your help. ![]()
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I should explained my question better. Speed of rendering/producing finished products.
The PD 11 ad says, "Create videos at up to 38% faster than PowerDirector 10 with the latest 64-bit TrueVelocity 3 Engine"
I believe this is due to its ability to use 2 video cards where PD 10 could not?
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Increasing speeds is always an aim of mine.
If you do not add a second video card, how much speed improvement is there in upgrading to PD 11 from 10?
I currently have a GTX 470, Win 7 64, 16 GB RAM, i7
Thanks for the help.
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