BD rip slow on PC

[Nik_Simpson]

I the cores set to 4. I bumped it up to 8 and already had the turbo selected. I'm still only seeing 50-60%. Any other ideas?

Thank you for your help.

In Task Manager, right click on the DVDFAB process, select "Priority->High", that may give you a little more oomph.

[brack86svo]

I found two processes that run during a rip and gave them both high priority. This didn't make any difference. I'm running at 1.5 to 2 hours per rip, so I'm happy with that, just wanted to push them to 100% and see if I could get more. If it can't be done, it's not a huge deal.

Thank you for the time.

[90312]

If the card is NVIDIA and you have CUDA selected in A/V codecs, the GPU takes on about half of the workload. Mine shows 50% or less on the CPU load with Quick Sync running.

[brack86svo]

I have a AMD Radeon 6670. So what would I change to have the CPU's take on the full workload, or am I better off leaving it set the way it is?

[90312]

My Radon 7700 doesn't do much of anything. You can go into common settings and under A/V codecs check the box to turn off all GPU activity, everything will be set to software and that's as good as it's going to get.

[brack86svo]

That worked! I turned off the GPU in DVDFAB and now it's pegging all 8 cores at 100% and has my rip time down to an hour and under.

Thanks for all the help!

[90312]

Glad you're going good pal!