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Nvidia recently announced that they’ll be releasing a new “professional video editing accelerator bundle” based on their Quadro CX platform. The bundle consists of a Quadro CX video card and Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, and they claim that it will be able to encode H.264 video four times faster than a dual-core CPU.
Nvidia reports that rendering times for a one-hour movie requires 10 hours on a dual-core CPU, whereas with their Quadro CX it would only take two hours and 35 minutes.
So if you’re looking to get yourself into the video editing game with a powerful bundle like this one, be sure to act fast. The bundle will be going for $1,999 until March 31, 2009. After that, the bundle will jump up to $2,299.
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roninnder
January 23, 2009 at 9:23am
If by 10 hours you mean one and a half hours, then yes, that is an accurate representation of how long it takes to encode a 1 hour movie.
periodhyphenund...
January 23, 2009 at 7:13am
No really, its definitely 4 times faster than a dualcore Atom
mikemckay
January 22, 2009 at 8:28pm
im gonna have to go and call BS on this one since they never mention WHAT CPU THEYRE COMPARING IT TO....it could be a slower core2 or an x2 for all we know..any professional with decent hardware already has a quad core anyways...
