It's not the RT cores being used but the Tensor AI cores.
I have a Dell xps 8490.
Im using good old lame Adobe Lightroom Classic.
Have you tried to do AI noise reduction on a raw file of any sort in Lightroom or ACR?
No. I don't pay subs for my photo software. I pay single price so I use affinity and Luminar Neo. For just for fun photos I use polar.
OK. Never mind. Then you are not addressing what the OP wrote about.
Ok, I was giving my experience with my system. Maybe the OP should try some modern software instead of old stuff like lightroom....
Let's keep things calm and polite.
The point and shoot pro ain’t wrong though. I’ve tried leaving Adobe Lightroom for something else because when it comes down to speed and performance Adobe suck at it. This Denoise feature is a perfect example. Is not our hardware (up to a point), is their software. Unfortunately LR has the best workflow for my needs
Oh, I am, my friend. Just stating what I have observed recently. The old software like lightroom etc is way slower at doing things than the newer modern software. Nothing degrading etc.
As a photographer that does this as a profession, to me IMHO, these numbers are unacceptable even the 18 seconds per photo is just too darn long. This software is simply too slow even with the more expensive GPUs and CPU. I sure hope Adobe Lightroom does something about all this.This post keeps getting updated based on a specific 60mp sample file and different systems
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/comm...ia-rtx-4070-ti-12gb.47572/page-2#post-1315545
The lack of AMD results is likely more a reflection of Adobe users gravitating towards nVidia cards due to the perception of better driver support. it would be interesting to see some times from recent AMD cards for comparison.As a photographer that does this as a profession, to me IMHO, these numbers are unacceptable even the 18 seconds per photo is just too darn long. This software is simply too slow even with the more expensive GPUs and CPU. I sure hope Adobe Lightroom does something about all this.This post keeps getting updated based on a specific 60mp sample file and different systems
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/comm...ia-rtx-4070-ti-12gb.47572/page-2#post-1315545
Also, are the AMD completely useless GPUs or something because I don’t see any on that list?? AMD latest more modern GPUs don’t work 6000 or 7000 series don’t work??
Is the file being used fair? It's certainly an unusual experiment. How fast are a wide assortment of machines, running different flavours and setups of an OS with then different GFX cards.The lack of AMD results is likely more a reflection of Adobe users gravitating towards nVidia cards due to the perception of better driver support. it would be interesting to see some times from recent AMD cards for comparison.As a photographer that does this as a profession, to me IMHO, these numbers are unacceptable even the 18 seconds per photo is just too darn long. This software is simply too slow even with the more expensive GPUs and CPU. I sure hope Adobe Lightroom does something about all this.This post keeps getting updated based on a specific 60mp sample file and different systems
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/comm...ia-rtx-4070-ti-12gb.47572/page-2#post-1315545
Also, are the AMD completely useless GPUs or something because I don’t see any on that list?? AMD latest more modern GPUs don’t work 6000 or 7000 series don’t work??
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I think you may have answered your own question back in the early days of this thead.
The GPU the main reason for these time. My system is the last on on this list. The cpu is from over 10 years ago yet does ok with a 2060 GPU for a 60mp file, and not far behind a newer generation 3060 GPU with a much faster CPU. My OM-1 20mp files take 16s with my old system.Is the file being used fair? It's certainly an unusual experiment. How fast are a wide assortment of machines, running different flavours and setups of an OS with then different GFX cards.The lack of AMD results is likely more a reflection of Adobe users gravitating towards nVidia cards due to the perception of better driver support. it would be interesting to see some times from recent AMD cards for comparison.As a photographer that does this as a profession, to me IMHO, these numbers are unacceptable even the 18 seconds per photo is just too darn long. This software is simply too slow even with the more expensive GPUs and CPU. I sure hope Adobe Lightroom does something about all this.This post keeps getting updated based on a specific 60mp sample file and different systems
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/comm...ia-rtx-4070-ti-12gb.47572/page-2#post-1315545
Also, are the AMD completely useless GPUs or something because I don’t see any on that list?? AMD latest more modern GPUs don’t work 6000 or 7000 series don’t work??
Perhaps it's not a sufficiently robust description of affairs.
Some one recently claimed that their 2060 super does it instantaneously with Luminar. So the problem is not the GPUs but the software. And yes per the response from Shood it would be interesting to see what the new AMD GPU can do with Lighrtoom. I find it really surprising no one is using one hahahaThe GPU the main reason for these time. My system is the last on on this list. The cpu is from over 10 years ago yet does ok with a 2060 GPU for a 60mp file, and not far behind a newer generation 3060 GPU with a much faster CPU. My OM-1 20mp files take 16s with my old system.Is the file being used fair? It's certainly an unusual experiment. How fast are a wide assortment of machines, running different flavours and setups of an OS with then different GFX cards.The lack of AMD results is likely more a reflection of Adobe users gravitating towards nVidia cards due to the perception of better driver support. it would be interesting to see some times from recent AMD cards for comparison.As a photographer that does this as a profession, to me IMHO, these numbers are unacceptable even the 18 seconds per photo is just too darn long. This software is simply too slow even with the more expensive GPUs and CPU. I sure hope Adobe Lightroom does something about all this.This post keeps getting updated based on a specific 60mp sample file and different systems
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/comm...ia-rtx-4070-ti-12gb.47572/page-2#post-1315545
Also, are the AMD completely useless GPUs or something because I don’t see any on that list?? AMD latest more modern GPUs don’t work 6000 or 7000 series don’t work??
Perhaps it's not a sufficiently robust description of affairs.
No wonder, Nvidia's share price jumped over 25% in the last few days. Nvidia's New GPUs are made for AI.This post keeps getting updated based on a specific 60mp sample file and different systems
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/comm...ia-rtx-4070-ti-12gb.47572/page-2#post-1315545
