I was wondering how the nVidia GTX 560 Ti (or similar mid range cards) perform in video transcoding (encoding) in comparison to the Sandy Bridge i7-2600K built-in Intel HD 3000 GPU (which I understand is very fast doing this when using QuickSync).
Using the GTX 560 Ti together with the i7 2600K on a H67 (Asus) Motherboard, it is my understanding that either the on-board GPU (HD 3000) or the discrete GPU (GTX 560 Ti) can be used (but not both simultaneously - that presumably works only on a Z68 MoBo with Virtu installed, yet the latter will cost me an additional 200 USD on a prebuild system from a Build To Order vendor).
If the GTX 560 Ti is comparatively fast in Video Transcoding (Encoding) I can live without the additional benefit of doing it simultaneously (as in a Z68 combo).
Anybody having any experience with this? Thanks
Paul
Using the GTX 560 Ti together with the i7 2600K on a H67 (Asus) Motherboard, it is my understanding that either the on-board GPU (HD 3000) or the discrete GPU (GTX 560 Ti) can be used (but not both simultaneously - that presumably works only on a Z68 MoBo with Virtu installed, yet the latter will cost me an additional 200 USD on a prebuild system from a Build To Order vendor).
If the GTX 560 Ti is comparatively fast in Video Transcoding (Encoding) I can live without the additional benefit of doing it simultaneously (as in a Z68 combo).
Anybody having any experience with this? Thanks
Paul