I know that the 1060 would be a lot more better than the 1050ti, but it is also too much expensive. The 1050ti (4gb) is in the range150-160 euro, the 1060 starts from 220 euro for the 3gb, and from 290 for the 6gb...
And I do not yet have understood how much influence has the amount of memory... Someone knows or can provide some link? Anyway, from here https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Darktable-27-Results I see that that almost all the cpus are slower than any gpu... Thankx, BW Il 03/set/2017 13:52, "Remco Viëtor" <[email protected]> ha scritto: On dimanche 3 septembre 2017 12:55:46 CEST Brune Wayce wrote: > Ok, after all your precious tips and explanations I think I'll go with the > NVidia 1050ti and the proprietary driver. > > Is someone using already NVidia proprietary driver on debian testing? Is a > problematic installation? > > And with the various 1050ti (zotac, msi, gigabyte, palit... ) is there a > card better than the others regarding the use with Linux, debian and > darktable...? No experience with Debian, sorry. Under OpenSuse, it's just as easy as any other package, once you enable the repository. And no idea in what the different brands differ (probably amount and quality of memory?). But, if you have any possibility to stretch and get the 1060, that might be a much better buy: the Phoronix page shows an enormous difference, and according to the NVidia site, the 1060 should be at least twice as powerful as the 1050 (almost twice as many GPU cores, better clock speed). Don't forget that using the GPU has an overhead, and you will also be using the GPU for your display (unless you can configure your system to use the Intel graphics for the display). ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected] ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
