I'm on the verge to buy a graphic card (Ge Force) but i don't know which one as i don't know exactly what can be expected with Cuda in terms of speed and quality.
The main reason is that my processor is a Pentium 4 3 ghz so you can imagine it's a challenge to encode HD videos or even decode HD videos.
I think the best app supporting Cuda currently is Mediacoder so i wanna know what are the speed gains, card model you use and the quality of the encoded videos.
Thanks
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On my system converting a 720x576 DVD rip to MP4 (no cropping or resize), I get around 8fps using x264, using Media Coder's CUDA encoder I get around 40fps.This is the first CUDA encoder I have seen with some decent options. 6 to 7 times speed increase
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