Best average price GPU with CUDA for 4K

[TH3 0V3RLORD]

Hi everyone and Happy New Year.


Whats the best average price GPU with CUDA that I can use to shrink 4k blu rays to a BD-R 50GB disk? My GeForce GTX 950 has CUDA but does not seem to work when trying to do 4K content. My speeds are 0.26mbps and over 30 hours to complete.

Thanks in advance.

[signals]

If you want to use UHD Copy/Ripper, plan on a GTX 1060 or higher. There is a FAQ for it that I will link for you.

[TheSteelRider]

If you want to use UHD Copy/Ripper, plan on a GTX 1060 or higher. There is a FAQ for it that I will link for you.

HI signals, can you please link to the FAQ?

[LaciBacsi]

Correct me if I'm wrong since I don't use 4k or UHD decoding or encoding, but I think GTX 1050 will also work since it also uses the Pascal architecture (all 10 series cards starting with GTX 1050 or higher do, but not lower, such as the GTX 1030, or older series such as 9, 8 etc). It is also cheaper than the 1060. To compare apples to apples, Amazon has the EVGA GTX 1050 SC Gaming (2GB) for $169. The EVGA GTX 1060 SC Gaming (3 GB) is $309! I have the GTX 1050 SC and under A/V Codecs it shows CUDA available for H.265 hardware decoding/encoding. Is my assumption correct that the 1050 will also work for 4K hardware decoding /encoding?

[TH3 0V3RLORD]

i just bought a 1050ti 4GB and done my first full UHD to BD25 in 35mins. Before i had a GTX 950 and it took 40 hours to put just the main movie onto a BD25.

[signals]

To clarify, the 1050 will work, the 1060 is better (faster).

[Little fruit fly]

I would go with at least 1070.