Davinci Resolve on PC is changing forever...
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Davinci Resolve on PC is changing forever thanks to the introduction of the brand new Snapdragon X Plus and Snapdragon X Elite Processors! And they'll be available very, very soon. Blackmagic is being designed to run on these ARM processors so it should be both quick AND efficient.
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Sozzles. Another windows based video 😄 Second in a row!
Sozzles indeed.
no need for sozzles. I prefer windows video's
As I'm not British, just looked up the meaning of Sozzles. Does this mean getting drunk?
Zzzzz people still use windoz???
@@ScottandRobinTravel Ha that would be Sozzled! "Went to the pub last night and got sozzled!"
That wasn't my intention ha! I just meant 'Sorry' or 'Soz' as we Brits sometimes say, but Sozzles instead. It's like 'Sorry not sorry'. Kinda Sorry, but also kinda not as i think it's exciting news but know some people will be grumpy about it 😄😄
Heavy breathing after thinking Davinci wasn’t free anymore… phewww!
Haha Imagine if I just dropped that bombshell with a big stupid smiley face thumbnail 😂
I would of been upset haha@@MrAlexTech
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I dont even think I took a good look at the thumbnail lol and I just started getting a hang of davinci too 😅
I nearly had a heart attack!!!!!!!
It’s definitely worth the licensing fee. Your missing out on some awesome features
Totally false technical explanation in the beginning. Ram is not on chip in Apple silicon nor is it on the new Qualcomm chip.
Also the reason x86 is less efficient is not because “cpu, gpu and ram are separate”
Also the vast majority of all windows laptops historically already had a gpu on chip and a media engine.
(I have a degree in computer science)
Thank you for the input!
Precisely. The reason x86 is less efficient has to do with the Instruction Set Architecture. x86 is based on the Complex Instruction Set (CISC) which need more cycles to execute one Instruction compared to a RISC based architecture like ARM and it's version that apple uses
That’s what I came here to say
@@ayan8233 Even that is not completely true anymore, since both CISC and RISC worlds converged significantly towards each other in the mean time. For instance, current x86-64 chips use, in fact, simpler micro-code instructions to implement its complex instruction set instead of having each instruction implemented with a separate circuitry. OTOH, Arm (RISC) processors added more complex instructions to their set.
There is an interview with the legendary chip designer Jim Keller at TechTechPotato channel, where he explained that the inefficiency of the current x86-64 chip implementations comes mainly from the historical burden of legacy features they have to implement. The modern Arm implementations are much younger and therefore having much simpler designs leading to higher efficiency.
I'm so glad our PC Resolve users are getting this, I switched to Mac when the M chips came out.
Love the way you keep talking about power saving and reducing heat in this video...when i have spent the entire day today moving my pc into the next room and feeding the wires through the wall because it just gets too damn hot in the room with the pc on! Hopefully I will now survive the summer!
My room is heated by my PC 😄
Have you tried using Throttlestop? I live in Thailand and it helped a great deal.
Thanks a lot for this information. I switched a while ago from a fully loaded XPS13 to an M1Max Macbook Pro. The Apple Machine runs Resolve flawless, but I would love to go back to a windows machine. Because besides the performance I hate the mac OS, I really do and would love to go back to Windows.
The galaxy book 360 runs resolve wonderfully plus it’s also a Wacom tablet
Thanks for keeping us in the loop!✌
When reaching out to the big companies, make sure to talk about your audience. How many subscribers, how active, how responsive, etc. That's what they care about most.
These surveillance devices are getting better every year
We love you Alex, i know i say it all the time but its amazing what i learn and how much i learn from you on this channel, even this video alone was full of things i didnt know, you are the man :)
Great video Alex! I'm praying this could be a game changer, I'd love a portable editing Windows machine that doesn't always need to be plugged in!
I'll wait to see how it develops. Surely the prices of the notebooks are crazy
I picked up the S5iiX btw. Thanks for your recommendation :)
Cool news, the fact that Resolve will work on the Snapdragon architecture would make you think that if future flagship android phones and tablets are built using these new X chips then there is a good chance Davinci would have a compatible app for android devices....I use Davinci on PC for my professional wedding work, but for short form content and travel vlogs I'm using a combination of capcut and Lumafusion on tablet so it would be awesome if Davinci could run on it....who knows but cool info. Cheers. Darren.
Snapdragon X is a Microsoft/Qualcomm collaboration so it will be exclusive to Windows PCs.
Google could make a similar push to have Android tablets that can run these workloads with their own CPU/NPU, but right now they seem to have given up on tablets. I don't know about Resolve on phones, maybe on a foldable it would make sense?
You could always go with an iPad, not sure how it will perform compared to some of the cheaper Snapdragon X Windows tablets.
@@Ishai1 let's just say I'm not an apple fan boy, had an iPhone once and vowed never again
@@Ishai1upcoming 8 Gen 4 will be based on the same oryon Cores just like X elite this is not exclusive to Microsoft windows
@-Blue-_ Where did you heard that..? I mean this Oryon already failed at start, so they must do some improvements.. (just keep in mind it's the smallest chip what is compete the basic M chip, Apple can double the cores/performance with M* Max and also quadtruple the cores/performance with M* Ultra.. but that Ultra only have 25% more power cores like this Snapdragon.. so how they are planing to release any desktop chip, if they need the same amount of power cores for a laptop what Apple use for the 4x powered desktop..?)
@@TamasKiss-yk4st I am talking about mobile chips not desktop 😂😂🤣
Great news. Thanks!
Thank you. great info at a time i am thinking of upgrading explained well!
You are right!! More choices are always good. I just got my M4, 1 TB 13” iPad Pro and will see how much better editing with Resolve is with it especially Magic Mask, etc.
Thanks Alex. That was really useful. Looking to upgrade my MSI GE63 with 1060 GPU and this looks like something worth waiting for, especially as a Studio User. Cheers !
Looks promising. Can’t wait to see how DR works with a surface!!
Would like to see these chips being put into a PCIe some how so I can use it in a desktop but on a dedicated card...
nice video,
would you say that a "lenovo p620" is enough for 12k Postproduction / Da Vinci? (instead of building an own custom Pc)
I just can’t imagine why I would ever not run resolve on my powerful desktop with dual monitors, speakers, storage etc etc. never in my life would I think to run resolve on a tablet. What next - a phone. Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
I love this new news information ❤🎉❤
Thank you for the video, how this new chip would compare let's say to the AMD Threadripper Pro 96core with 1 or 2 RTX4090. Would it have the same or better performance, for VFX creation (modeling, rendering, compoisiting) or it is tsill too early? Thank you for any information :)
Great video, love your content. Do you know anything about if we will be able to purchase the chipset for PC’s? I have a pretty beefy desktop but would love to upgrade it if possible.
Intel based Macs used to be able to run Windows with Bootcamp. Now, would it be possible to do this again in the future?
There is CISC (or namely x86) and RISC ( or namely ARM) CPUs. RISC doesn't necessarily mean the RAM must be in SoC design. There can be dedicated RAM just like x86. There would be no any difference except CPU architecture in future releases but for now RAM is integrated on SoC on RISC CPUs.
For a portable device, they must use the more efficient technology, because RAM is continously drain the battery (so in sleep mode, it's still need the power to keep everything in memory, just one sec without power it's wipe the memory..) and DDR RAM use a lot more power, it's matter if your device lose 2% or 10% of battery at night.. or even while you use, that 8% battery difference can extends the usage time significantly.
In a desktop basically nobody cares if it's less efficient, or too much (because 2x more RAM also use 2x more power to operate), but from a tiny battery it's not to clever to waste the battery for things like this.
A very good video as always.
well we ur audiance dont ignore u. cheers mate
Will the new DR that runs natively on ARM still gonna work with my current machine that I have been using it on?
but does it really mean more choice or does it mean the resolve for windows version will only work on mobile phone cpus from now on?
Excellent news for all Resolve users. I see a head-to-head comparison with the iPad version coming soon to a RUclips channel near you!
Alex, are you going to release a video for DaVinci Resolve on the snapdragon chips? I will like to know if they are any good in comparison to the apple chips.
Nice, thank you
I like the idea of taking your editing rig on the road but having more power when you get home/office. I assume that is using external GPUs. How well do they work for capture and editing? Considering most enclosures cost $250-$300, you probably need to put in a decent graphics card to justify the combined price.
i like your audio. good sound.
I severely need something like this. My work requieres travel and I'm tired of carrying my pc lap top about 9 llb with the brick. Was abut to purchase a mac air m3, my first mac. but now Ill wait and see.
This is very exciting
Super looking forward to this. I hate macOS but I’ve been using a MacBook Pro for the last couple of years for battery life. I can’t wait to finally have even better options for hardware with a much better OS! Very exciting!
this is exciting as i do like working on windows more than mac but my m1 macmini with 16gb ram runs davinci quite well and if you could get similar ability in such a small package it would be great.
Keep on pestering them, would love to see some comparisons on your channel!
I remember way back when I was reading about the ARM 1 chip, that Acorn Computers designed.
How it was faster than the Amiga m68000 and it's co-processors.
Acorn nailed that Acorn RISC Machine (ARM) processor. Purpose built for the Acorn Archimedes series.
It's exactly what I was looking for! :D May even convince me to give up the mac and iPad combo and go for something like a Surface Pro :D
great time to be alive!
I need all the deets. If you need help storming down some doors... I can't help you, but I'll fully support you in that endeavor!
😄😄 deal!! We shall ride into battle good sir. Ohhhh I might drop you a message tomorrow dude! I could do with your wizardly eye balls on something.
Im gonna want this, and i got one laptop for mobile editing for 1.2k last year, and it runs.. ok at best which is quite outragous..
I wanna see you do a review and make ab unbiased review of possible to see if it really works well and smoothly!
Decisions decisions, my current intel Mac Book Pro is just too slow. I am about year away from replacing. I was thinking of a gaming laptop or another mac book pro now another contender?
Yeah I'd think so. Id definitely wait a little while longer, just to see how these new ones play out.
MacBooks are great tbf. I've got a m3 pro.
Gaming laptops are more powerful (for similar cost) but bigger, heavier, louder and need power.
Interesting. I would love to have an extension-card based on that snapdragon, that I could put into my pc to accelerate editing.
Ohh yeahh a good external GPU would be a dream with these
What will this mean for PC builders? Will we be able to soc as a module and put them on motherboards? Like you said, more choice is better. It drives competition and help keep prices low
Means that pc builders will start charging us more for ram and storage like Apple has…. Also means the days of open architecture may be numbered. A lot of changes coming regardless and not likely pc builders will be on their mind as much as the desire to make profits.
Great News for all of us Windows guys 😀
Muchas gracias. Muy bueno el vídeo
I'm not sure if you have the time to answer questions, but I am going to give it a shot. I am working on a memorial video for my mother, and I created a small problem for myself. I'll try and keep it brief. I am working on a large slide show. Like really large. I decided to break it up into smaller sections to make syncing to music easier. However, now each separate timeline section does not have an end where it should. It goes on for the full length of the original timeline. How do you set new end points?
Each timeline will stop on the end of the last clip. If it is still playing then check to see if you have any clips on any of the video or audio tracks that are past your chosen end. They could be very small clips that are left over from a fine edit that are left behind.
Thats all well and good. But, are we still going to have the same issue with Windows where there is no H265 support in Davinci outside the Studio version? Doesn't a Mac have support for H265 in the free version?
It was nice seeing Resolve show up at the Microsoft Surface event yesterday. It says a lot about the software when it's Apple and Microsoft's choice for showing off video performance. They could've just shown off Premiere Pro (they did show Photoshop just before Resolve).
We'll see how much better Resolve performs with dedicated NPUs taking care of some of those AI tasks but at least it's one of the apps being used for testing.
Why did you wait until I had held out as long as I could before splurging on the Studio version? My luck can only be described as Micro. It would have been a nice 85th birthday present. I very much appreciate yours and Casey's help in learning DaVinci Resolve. I hope to have a RUclips channel up and running in the reasonably near term. It will be something to keep me off the streets . . . but then my wheelchair already does a fair job of that.
I saw the announcements yesterday for Surface Pro and Surface Laptop.
I need Adobe even more.
Wondering if we are getting desktop versions
Does it have unified memory? Video engine encoders (x26x/Prores)?
Good luck getting demo units! Hope it happens.
Does Davinci work well on Windows 11 i.e as well as on Windows 10???
Not upgraded to 11 yet, kinda stuck on 10.
Yes. There is no noticeable difference, if any at all.
I visited Qualcomm recently and got to see the new version of DaVinci Resolve w/ the X Elite and it crushed it, and was a couple of times faster than the Intel competitor.
Cześć Mr AlexTech czy nagrał byś jakiś odcinek z Davinci Resolve Studio? Np. coś w stylu "5 Minute Fridays - Davinci"
Not to be negative but da va vinci isnt really changing at all. I was a bit dissapointed about that. Im not missing power with a Dell 17 xps and an external 3090 - even the internal 3060 does amazing
That's great, but how does it affect the rest of us using AMD or Intel processors?
I wouldn't mind a ARM or a RISC V desktop or laptop with a Blackmagic label optimized to run fusion or resolve and other creative multimedia intensive workflows with high bandwidth ports capable of creating render clusters.
Will they be coming on Samsung tablet ??
Apple has excellent media encoders and decoders in their Silicon. Snapdragon X Elite better include these, else video editing will suck on windows running on ARM
This is true. I'm not sure if there's been much info on the video encoding/decoding.
Go and search on Google all the information regarding X elite is there
NPUs all great and everything for the occasional magic mask I'm more interested in the media encoders that really make MacBooks feel more like the high end desktop when scrubbing. Like it is quite remarkable as someone that owns both an M1 Pro and a desktop and a RTX 3080. I found some info about it but there's barely anybody talking about media encoders in these chips. It's either because it's not that good or it's just niche to the video editing Community even if some of them don't know it.
What about DaVinci Resolve ARM support for LINUX?🐧
Adreno GPU in X Elite: approx 4+ TFLOPS
RTX 3050TI: approx 8 TFLOPS
Intel Iris Xe: approx 3+ TFLOPS
Radeon 680M: approx 3+ TFLOPS
So, how does the Adreno process faster than the rest? If USB4 really works, then it would be an option to attach TB3 eGPU on it like I do for my ROG Flow Z13 and X16 with RTX A4000 and A5000. Resolve Studio runs pretty well with it.
Curious on the X Elite. Might ask a vendor to send me one next month. Specially with 32GB of RAM.
I'll be replacing my one laptop within the next year so this could not have come at a better time for editing though I'll no doubt have to keep the Intel Win11 systems running for astronomy software.
Wonder if LumaFusion will run on these devices?
Thank goodness I waited a long time to buy a laptop
That's quite nice about the notebooks. But I personally don't want to work on a notebook, but on a real PC with lots of hard disk space and 3 screens. I wonder what will come here?
What I also wonder: ARM also seems to make sense for desktop (see Apple), I don't think Intel and AMD will just leave the field like that. Let's see what time brings in the next few years
I have been using Resolve for about two years. As long as Blackmagic does not abandon x64 and Windows 10, that's all great. But because Win11 is absolutely a non-starter, they really need to continue porting their software to Linux. I may be moving to it soon.
Resolve is on Linux currently. I have made the switch to windows 11 and yeah, there's a lot that I don't like but I have got used to it. I can't imagine black magic will abandon anything though. X86 will remain a massive audience due to desktop PC users.
I made the switch to Linux a little over two years ago. It truthfully has had a lot of bumps, but I'm still not going to switch back to Windows. Win10 was feeling bloated, and Win11 is awful. And Davinci Resolve runs like butter on Linux. Absolutely smooth.
So, upon seeing this video, I immediately searched for Snapdradon X support on Linux. Qualcomm has a blog post from exactly one week ago today to share their support of the Linux platform. They have been upstreaming patches to the Linux kernel for several generations of their SoCs now.
Here's a quote: "It’s been our priority not only to support Linux on our premium-tier SoCs, but to support it pronto. In fact, within one or two days of publicly announcing each generation of Snapdragon 8, we’ve posted the initial patchset for Linux kernel support. Snapdragon X Elite was no exception: we announced on October 23 of last year and posted the patchset the next day. That was the result of a lot of pre-announcement work to get everything up and running on Linux and Debian." (I'd link the article, but RUclips would flag the comment and it'd never show. I just searched "snapdragon x linux" and it was the first result.)
There are some system features that will need a kernel update to function properly (important ones like USB, sound, and the camera), so it will take a few months to cook, but it's good to see Qualcomm is actively working on Linux support.
Sorry off topic
But what will be really cool is that you can make a video about Security footage look...
Great video for the non nerds out there. Just wanted to point out, the fact that it's a soc doesn't really increase performance that much, a little bit yea depending on the task but most of the efficiency comes from the fact that ARM is different architecture, much more lightweight and nimble. You can have arm CPUs and discrete GPUs (although I don't know of an arm dgpu)
Your title makes it sound like we have to adopt a new native ARM system or it won't work anymore with their updates. I sincerely hope that is not the case.
*deep sigh* I had a m1 max macbook pro delivered today. Wondering if it's worth returning and waiting it out for a snapdragon windows laptop...
I ordered the Galaxy Edge 16 gig of 8440 ram and one terabyte of storage for 1749. It has an Oled 3k screen and highest tier Snapdragon Elite chip, and as a pre orders special they threw in a 50 inch 4k tv. It arrives June 17.
Well if the Snapdragon does masking on 9fps in resolve studio as compared to 3 fps on intel system, then I am happy that my Macbook M2 Air also does 7-8fps while masking me out from my background on my 30-40 mins long videos.
I am going to give it a try since I am due to replace my laptop anyways
It really isn’t about all on chip or not. I don’t have a degree in computer science but AMD has been making x86 SOCs for a minute. It comes down to instruction set, RISC vs CISC. x86 is CISC and ARM(apple/Qualcomm) is CISC. RISC is more power efficient because it uses less complex hardware. RISC cpus/SOCs are what we’ve been using in our cellphones for generations. Intel did make an x86 atom cpu for mobile devices but the performance was trash. I believe we settled on CISC processors in the beginning because they were easier for compatibility. But now since we all carry a RISC based computer in our pocket the challenges are minimal.
Do you think it's time to update to win 11?
Probably tbf. They did some weird (annoying) stuff with 11 but overall, it's been pretty stable.
Whoa!!! Intel must be freaking out!!!
big blow to intel, they'll have to respond hard and fast.
Have you reached BMD to know if they're in touch with Qualcomm so they're sure this units will support the whole potential of it, like they did with Apple? This really could be a game changer
"we get thin and light laptops" The first thing I look at when buying a laptop is: Can I swap out components and is it repairable/upgradable. If It's a
closed box with almost no posibillity to do this it's a big no for me.
Different strokes for different folks as the saying goes. I'll take a big fat PC at home and a thin, light but capable laptop for on the go.
After finding out Photoshop, Lightroom and Resolve are 'aparently' native ... pre-ordered the Surface Pro w/ the Elite. HOPING is works well. I've always like the form factor and sick of waiting for LR to 'grow up' on iPad. If it doesn't work out.. I'll just return it. :(
Hi Alex, ( please read it ! It's a Request )
How are you ? wanted to say one thing to you that you are making amazing content.
here is the my query,
I have been using PREMIER PRO for more than 2 years now and not going to lie faced many bugs and crashes and for the solution of that I came up to this point where I am thinking to switch to DAVINCI RESOLVE .
So I wanted your opinion ( as being an gaming video editor not flim maker and not uses color grading at all ) Should I switch or NOT ?
And also please tell us that actually clients require us to use premier pro ?
A discrete pci-e NPU would be a game changer, allowing GPUs to be graphics-focused once again.
Talking about windows... How is resolve on linux? Does it have parity with the windows/mac versions?
Windows was awful, but 11 is a disaster and getting worse
Gotta think about compatibility with a large number of games, DAWs, VSTs, etc before I consider this, maybe wait for gen 2.
Or wait for Nvidia, Apple and AMD real AI and Arm offerings. Things are going to happen Fast. Intel has the most questionable future at this point
There are rumours that an M4 iMac will launch later this year with a 30-inch screen, which will be pricey, but that is okay for me. I am still running my 2017 imac Pro, which runs okay, and cannot bear the thought of going back to Windows. I am not an Apple fanboy, but I have made my home in the Apple ecosystem now, and it suits me fine.
I’m on a 2012 iMac with Catalina & need a new Mac but I’m so tired of waiting. May have to bite the bullet & decide what to get soon. Between Mac Studio M2 Max w/ Studio Display or the mini with studio display, or Macbook Air or Pro M3 but then I’d want a larger display.
This is great news. I hate Windows so I've been very happy with Apple silicon for a while, but I've met people who are finding purchasing very difficult because Apple has such good products but they prefer Windows. This is the best news for everyone: more competition and more options. Good times
If you want to keep it simple without calling it a CPU, call it an SOC (the abbreviation for system on (a) chip)
Would be nice to have Snapdragon for smart TV, as larger screen sizes suck juice out of the wall ...
There are people who..... working not on a laptop but on normal big workstations....
Like meeee! I use a big PC as my daily. There's no news on this change coming to big workstations yet. But time will tell!
There's a Dragon 🐲 in my laptop 😮 hmm 🤔 I need to look into this a bit more.
anyone recommend a davinci tutorial to do a simple comic book style transition? trying to avoid moving keyframes
Hey Brother
I am an electronics Engineering student And want to try RUclips for 2D Animation and Video editing for fun or (switch carriers if it gets more of me than in engineering)
I have installed Krita , Audacity , Kdenlive , Blender , Opentoonz , And Davinci Resolve.
I also have XP-Pen Deco Fun L graphic tablet .
But the problem is I have an i3-10110u laptop at a climate running avg 40-43°C temps. At room . And the performance is terrible.
And i cant buy one new untill i start earning and earn half the money the laptop or pc i need is worth for .
Since we’re all stuck using these acronyms, you can say “SoC” (that’s “oh” in the middle) rather than “CPU” to indicate that it’s the main doodad system on chip, uh… thingy rather than a central processing unit.