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Seeing that in the Blog test ( Neat Video System Comparison, December 2, 2021) I've tested it multiple times and it always stays around 9.5 frames/sec (GPU only) GPU 1: Apple M1 Max (Metal): 43690 MB total (15316 MB currently available), using up to 50%Д¬PU (2 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 5.71 frames/secД¬PU (3 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.71 frames/secД¬PU (4 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.91 frames/secД¬PU (5 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 9.41 frames/secД¬PU (6 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.42 frames/secД¬PU (7 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.3 frames/secД¬PU (8 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.57 frames/secД¬PU (9 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.61 frames/secД¬PU (10 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 8.7 frames/secД«est combination: GPU only (Apple M1 Max): 9.58 frames/sec Running the test data set on up to 10 CPU cores and on up to 1 GPU

#Neat video for premiere review pro#

Neat Video 5.4.11 Pro plug-in for Premiere (MacOS)Дetecting the best combination of performance settings: Here are the performance settings results. Working now with neat-video on 4K files, I thought I'd do a recheck for the best performance settings.ДЄgain a nice surprise for the 14' inch 24-Core M1 Max GPU! (64GB unified-ram, and 2TB SSD) So simply said, I'm super happy with these results! yet gain a nice boost of battery life in return! Especially since I will barely lose any performance compared to the 32-Core version. To have NeatVideo using only the GPU, whilst letting the CPU do other tasks even on the 24-Core binned version, is really nice to have! Would love to see if 32GB vs 64GB does make a difference in the 24-Core and 32-Core versions of the M1 Max Just to ask their results with the 32GB unified memory version of the M1 Max? Maybe an idea, (giving a shout out to the NeatVideo community?). or will it dip because of only 32GB memory.? So now I wonder how well the M1-Max GPU will perform as stand-alone or in combination with the CPU when only having 32GB of Unified memory. Seeing how much of the Unified memory it uses, I think it does. My thoughts (when I was contemplating to go the 64GB memory route), was that the 64GB unified memory would probably play a role in

#Neat video for premiere review plus#

The binned M1 Max 24-Core GPU is still so powerful it even remains stronger than the CPU plus GPU option, although that one comes very close with 33.2fps I thought we would probably get the best performance with the 'CPU (10 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max)' optimizing performance setting,Д«ut instead the GPU is still very strong, only trailing the 32-Core with a dip of around 2.5fps lesser performance.

#Neat video for premiere review full#

I'm really surprised by the results I get with the binned M1 Max 24-core compared to the full 32-Core GPU. The optimizing Performance Settings used: GPU 1: Apple M1 Max (Metal): 43690 MB total (43690 MB currently available), using up to 100%Д¬PU (2 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 19.4 frames/secД¬PU (3 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 24.6 frames/secД¬PU (4 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 28 frames/secД¬PU (5 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 31.5 frames/secД¬PU (6 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 32.1 frames/secД¬PU (7 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 32.6 frames/secД¬PU (8 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 33.1 frames/secД¬PU (9 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 33.1 frames/secД¬PU (10 cores) and GPU (Apple M1 Max): 33.2 frames/secД«est combination: GPU only (Apple M1 Max): 33.9 frames/sec M1 Max chip with 10-core CPU, 24-Core GPU Hope to use the M1 Max GPU soon, as I'm always a heavy user of it in my projects and am really looking forward to use this beast on the road. I posted a screenshot of what the Advanced GPU settings menu said

#Neat video for premiere review update#

Is the latest update 5.4.11 Pro (and SR) not ready for the M1 Max GPU yet? So I can't seem to use Neat-Video with the GPU yet? This is with 5.4.11, with both the Second Revision and Standard Version

but than it stated:Д¤3690 MB total (3930 MB available during initialization)

However, to my surprise, the M1 Max gpu (24-core) was ' sort of' being recognized as being an M1 Max. What I did try out of course, is Neat-Video. Haven't tried exporting video yet, as that isn't that important to me and it has been tested all over the place. I am super amazed at the editing speed with Premiere Pro, even clearly better than timeline playback in FCPX (which surprised me actually as I ran the Rosetta2 Premiere Pro version) I'm very happily using the 14' Inch M1 Max with 24-Core GPU (instead of the 32-Core GPU) and 64GB RAM