I also run Dt on a ten years old system, (AMD Phenom II X6), but with a few
upgrades, (4GB nVidia GTX 760, and a 4×2TB HDD RAID5 SATA III storage, 1TB
SSD SATA III system drive, 32 GB 1,333MHz DDR3 RAM), and it runs fairly
fast under Ubuntu 20.04. Also, 66MHz PCI 2.1 bus. The GPU is PCIe 3.0
capable, but the MB is only PCIe 2.0 capable.

I recently did a clean Dt ver 3.0.2 install, and imported 68,000+ raw
images, and it took about an hour. I hear horror stories of Lr users taking
several hours to import about 1,000 images. Northrup would say that he
would come home from a shoot, set his Lr to import the files, and they may
be done by the morning, (having run for 7-8 hours).

Now that is a Lr CC on Windows comparison. I have no idea how Dt on Windows
will do. I do know that ten years ago, my Linux system would run circles
around any similarly spec'ed windows machine, but Windows has come a long
way since then. The fact that Dt uses HW acceleration, including GPU, and
that it does multithreading, (things that Lr does not do), puts it ahead.

[ASIDE] I hope to upgrade my computer soon, to a PCIe 4.0 MB, a 12 to 24
core Ryzen, (24 to 48 threads), and 32GB ECC 2,666MHz DDR4 RAM, but I will
probably keep the same video card for now, (as well as SSD and HDD RAID).
Maybe, possibly, but not likely anytime soon, get an M.2 system drive, and
a 6 to 8 GB PCIe 4.0 video card. [/ASIDE]

Sincerely,

Karim Hosein
Top Rock Photography
754.999.1652

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