Z68 vs p67

thnz for your answer.

I got decision for gaming. I will choose p67 instead of z68 for my gaming system.

For Edius,
now I am Using:
MSI P67-GD65
i7-2600k 4.6 ghz (stable )
MSI GTX570 graphic
4 x 4Gb 1333 Mhz
1350 Thermaltake PSU
1TB (Seagate pipeline HD team) HDD for OS SATA II
other two for data in Raid 0 Mode.

What should do to get better performance for video encoding with Edius?
What parts should I upgrade?

Best answer selected by genius4U.

thnz for your answer.

I got decision for gaming. I will choose p67 instead of z68 for my gaming system.

For Edius,
now I am Using:
MSI P67-GD65
i7-2600k 4.6 ghz (stable )
MSI GTX570 graphic
4 x 4Gb 1333 Mhz
1350 Thermaltake PSU
1TB (Seagate pipeline HD team) HDD for OS SATA II
other two for data in Raid 0 Mode.

What should do to get better performance for video encoding with Edius?
What parts should I upgrade?

Edius 6.x and QuickSync acceleration on the Z68:

Millions thnzs to you.

one more quest. Will hardware decoder in 6. 03 also work on 6950 crossfire mode?

Depending on the price difference between Z68 and P67, I would prefer the Z68 just for the fact that it can run without a dedicated video card (if you experience problems with it for example or if you want to retire your machine as a server/htpc). Just something to keep in mind.

Thnz for your in formation. Yes, you are right. I should buy Z68 even though I can't get better performance from that.

It will be useful in other ways.

Yes QuickSync is independent of the GPU(s). You still want a 'supported' GPU, and IF Edius has a list of supported 'accelerated' GPU's then I'd look at that list. The GPU is going to accelerate all your pre-production, as seen on the video above.