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Old Nvdia gpu (NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB) support? #626
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is NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB still worth onboarding Concat for short video cutting? |
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For basic cutting, the GTX 1060 is not automatically excluded by Concat's published requirements. The requirements page lists CPU fallback when no usable GPU is available, and recommends DirectX 12 on Windows or Vulkan on Linux. That makes basic editing a different question from whether every optional AI model will run comfortably in 6 GB of VRAM. I would first test a short 1080p clip with ordinary cuts and export, without captions, background removal or other model-heavy features. Then enable those features individually if you need them. I cannot promise a particular preview frame rate or export speed without your CPU, RAM, OS and footage codec. If the basic test fails, report the Concat version and the selected graphics backend; that separates a backend/driver problem from a VRAM-heavy model problem. Official requirements: https://concatenate.pages.dev/guides/system-requirements/ |
For basic cutting, the GTX 1060 is not automatically excluded by Concat's published requirements. The requirements page lists CPU fallback when no usable GPU is available, and recommends DirectX 12 on Windows or Vulkan on Linux.
That makes basic editing a different question from whether every optional AI model will run comfortably in 6 GB of VRAM. I would first test a short 1080p clip with ordinary cuts and export, without captions, background removal or other model-heavy features. Then enable those features individually if you need them.
I cannot promise a particular preview frame rate or export speed without your CPU, RAM, OS and footage codec. If the basic test fails, report the Concat…