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Best 2nd hand graphics card for ripping.!

Discussion in 'Graphics Cards' started by kvnwds43, 16 Jan 2021.

    16 Jan 2021 at 20:58
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  1. kvnwds43

    Gangster

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    Location: staffordshire

    Hi guys, I've currently got a i7 Ivybridge cpu, 8gb ram and a gtx Titan X maxwell graphics card..... I've got lots of discs to rip to plex, my card will do blu ray and dvd but won't decode h.265 4k.... The cpu has to decode it which takes over 20 hours.... Yawn.
    So I'm in the market for a new 2nd hand card..... Which would be best..... Gtx 1660.? Rtx 2060, 2080.?......I'm not a big gamer but play occasionally...... It's more for video.? Which do you recommend.?
    I want something pretty quick which won't take forever especially for 4k
     
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    2. 16 Jan 2021 at 21:27
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  2. CuriousTomCat

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    The 2080 is better than the 1660 and 2060. Or did you mean best value?
     
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    3. 16 Jan 2021 at 21:29
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  3. kvnwds43

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    ..... Will it be any better quality picture wise or are we just talking about speed.? If just speed much quicker do you think.?
     
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    4. 16 Jan 2021 at 21:49
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  4. VincentHanna

    Capodecina

    Joined: 30 Jul 2013

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    Are you using handbrake? Though GPU acceleration speeds up the ripping quite a lot I didn't think it was supposed to be particularly taxing on the GPU?

    Will it even make a difference?
     
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    5. 16 Jan 2021 at 22:00
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  5. kvnwds43

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    I'm useing dvdfab..... Although i have used handbrake but prefer dvdfab all in one.... Since I've had it..... My current gpu is fine with dvd and blu ray to. H. 264 but 4k to h. 265 is mind numbingly slow...... Over 20 hours..... So hence a new gpu which is h. 265 compatible with decoding and encoding....... My gpu ain't compatible with decoding h. 265 has to use the cpu but will encode h. 265...
     
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    6. 16 Jan 2021 at 22:02
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  6. VincentHanna

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    Oh sorry, I see what you mean now.

    I think any GPU with h.265 decoding should be fine. It's not like a 2080 will be twice as fast as a 2060.
     
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    7. 16 Jan 2021 at 22:19
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  7. kvnwds43

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    Well thsts it..... I know the gtx 1650 and 1660 will do h. 265 decoding and encoding, im just wondering if speed and quality wise it's worth getting ripping wise getting a rtx2080 or 2060
     
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    8. 16 Jan 2021 at 22:22
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  8. VincentHanna

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    What's your budget?
     
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    9. 16 Jan 2021 at 22:50
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  9. kvnwds43

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    Well I'll go up to around £800..... But if there's not much improvement from a 1660 to a 2080 speed wise then i can't see no point spending that amount I'm only a occasional gamer
     
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    10. 16 Jan 2021 at 22:55
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  10. VincentHanna

    Capodecina

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    See if you can get a 3060 or 3060ti?
     
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    11. 16 Jan 2021 at 23:18
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  11. kvnwds43

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    Lol they're like gold dust ain't they..... I would probably if they were more about.!
     
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    12. 16 Jan 2021 at 23:52
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  12. Psycho Sonny

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    You want a 1650 super.

    Has to be the super not the 1650 normal variant.

    Also there is an issue with h265 and 10 bit HDR iirc. It cannot encode it properly and therefore gets downgraded to 8bit or non HDR or something. CPU encoding is the only workaround afaik.

    1650 super can do multiple 4k transcoded streams at the same time so it should be pretty fast at ripping as it's the same type of workload and why a 1650 super is better for twitch streamers than a 1080ti is for the purpose of transcoding.
     
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    13. 17 Jan 2021 at 00:06
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  13. kvnwds43

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    Location: staffordshire

    Thanks for that at least i can get one of those.! I'll take a look much appreciated
     
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    14. 17 Jan 2021 at 00:12
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  14. Psycho Sonny

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    I use a 1650 super in my unraid server for this very reason.

    I don't know if the 10 bit HDR issue is a software issue or a hardware issue.

    I'll likely keep it fora while yet until things calm down but hopefully within a few years they bring out another cheap transcoding powerhouse.

    I paid £145ish for my 1650 super brand new. No doubt prices have went up thanks to Covid and Brexit now but you don't need to spend £800 far from it.

    Trust me the 1650 super is the best option unless the new 3xxx series fixed the 10 bit HDR issue I've been having.
     
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